Sentence examples for obstruction made from inspiring English sources

Although he said he thought shootouts and rules against obstruction made the game more exciting for the fans, he still likes the tough part of hockey.

He decried dilapidated infrastructure that Republican obstruction made worse.

But Democrats counter that Republican obstruction made amendments impossible in the previous session of Congress, while their more cooperative approach as the new minority party is what enables McConnell to be more inclusive.

In the present study, dividing the patients by the presence or absence of each radiographic surrogate for pulmonary venous obstruction made the survival curves of patients with each cause of PAH close.

Also on Monday, federal prosecutors in Charlotte, N.C., unsealed an April 4 indictment charging Mr. Anderson with obstruction, making false statements and witness tampering in connection with the S.E.C. investigation.

The company, Fleet Management Ltd., pleaded guilty to obstruction, making false statements and negligent discharge of oil, and agreed to pay a $10 million fine.

Unfortunately, between 7% and 29% of patients with colorectal cancer present with acute colonic obstruction, making complete colonoscopy impossible.

If mucous cell abundance is increased by BPA, and AHR/allergy also is increased, this could synergize and increase airway obstruction, making asthma more severe.

If you do manage to remove the obstruction, make an appointment to see the vet quickly, to have her checked out.

Swimming was seen as a worthy skill for young gentlemen to acquire and Middleton's Art of Swimming deals with the same sorts of practical issues that today's wild swimmers also have to consider: checking the depth, watching out for obstructions, making sure one can find an exit point.

The device then time-separates signals coming from people who, for example are moving at a disaster site full of smoke or in foggy areas, from obstructions, making it possible to deliver images of just those people.