Sentence examples for obstructing the flow from inspiring English sources

The Nepali government is under fire for blocking private initiatives bringing desperately needed assistance to remote areas, and allegedly obstructing the flow of relief to the country.

"If something is obstructing the flow of that radiation — for example, a weapon — the device will highlight that object," Mr. Kelly said in his annual speech about the state of the Police Department.

These structures were said to have been obstructing the flow of rainwater causing floods during the rainy seasons.

The experiments consisted on propane cloud dispersion field tests (unobstructed and with the presence of a fence obstructing the flow) of releases up to 0.5 kg s−1 of 40 s of duration in a discharge area of 700 m2.

As the bronchiole try to heal themselves, scar tissue builds up, further obstructing the flow of air to the lungs.

Variable errors are caused by external factors such as deformed panels obstructing the flow of air, or particular situations which may overstress the aircraft.

Washington wanted to obstruct the flow of foreign terrorists into Iraq and Syria.

He thought that the smallest particles of meat were so grossly sized and shaped that they eventually occluded the vessels and obstructed the flow of vital fluids.

These include pulmonary hypertension, an otherwise incurable disease in which thickened arteries obstruct the flow of blood, leading to heart failure.

Coupled with a closing down of borders, cuts can only obstruct the flow of ideas between the UK and the rest of the world, running the risk of making our national culture isolated and insular.

"For an organisation so often accused of cover-up, a media policy that does not work and obstructs the flow of information and encourages corporate rhetoric will simply store up problems for the future," said the respondent.