Sentence examples for obstruction out from inspiring English sources

China continues to protect Khartoum, acting as a megaphone for each new demand or obstruction out of the Sudan.

The authors suggested that high-grade biliary obstruction, out of proportion to the degree of the duct wall thickening, may be a feature of cholangiocarcinoma.

The plumbing obstruction turns out to be a small rodent — the lemming of the title — which somehow found its way from Scandinavia into the Gettys' pipes.

Evacuees and charities whose caseworkers have applied for money for their clients accuse the Red Cross of obstruction, pointing out that initially the application form was more than 20 pages long and that some families have waited months for a response.

The obstruction turned out to be a solid salt that was generated in the check valve during the mixing of fuel and oxidizer vapors along with helium gas, which was needed for pressurization.

A big part of the problem is that the central bodies have provided virtually no support in clearing obstructions out of their way nationally to enable the local changes to take place.

Plan in advance to move furnishings, flower pots, and any other obstructions out of the way.

They were also twice denied by the bunker, once for a tight knock-on call and another for obstruction, but coming out at 12-12 for the second spell, the Warriors lifted their intensity in defence.

Presumably this reflects the judgment of the political team, which apparently believes that pointing out obstruction conveys an impression of weakness, and that happy talk is better than a Trumanesque campaign of hammering the do-nothing Republicans in Congress.

Pinpointing oddball conditions and rare afflictions with razor-sharp acuity after lesser doctors have tried and failed to come up with the right illness, House and his team have to cut through physiological red herrings and psychological obstruction to figure out what is ailing the hapless victim of the moment.

However, the absence of these findings does not rule out obstruction.