Sentence examples for obstructions to progress from inspiring English sources
When Hillary Clinton lost her bid to the Democratic nomination, her Ladyship packed up her toys and jumped into the Republican sandbox with John McCain, and his platform of anti-choice, anti-gay rights, and all the other obstructions to progress the Republicans feel bound to impose.
It's a lethal obstruction to progress.
However, a major obstruction to progress in this field has been the lack of quantitative measures of lymphatic flow.
The deregulation of these molecular pathways is associated with tubulointerstitial fibrosis and permanent loss of renal function, which may continue to progress even after the obstruction has been relieved.
Although histologically benign, non-invasive and unlikely to progress to a malignancy, visceral hemangiomas can result in substantial morbidity and mortality by causing obstruction, hemorrhage or by diverting blood flow.
"Nothing seems to progress".
"But we need to progress.
"To progress with the squad.
There are many reasons for this but frustrated female coaches speak about the institutional obstructions from costs, the structure of courses (many are conducted in blocks of multiple days), and a lack of opportunities to gain experience to progress to the next level.
