Sentence examples for obstructive of from inspiring English sources

Stephen Joyce has, since the mid-nineteen-eighties, presided over one of the most combative and obstructive of all literary estates (rivaled perhaps only by Louis Zukofsky's son Paul for the title of Literary World's Most Hardball Executor).

So, once you accept that Brydon has no interest in participating in an armchair analysis of how Rob Brydon became Rob Brydon – and would inevitably be charmingly obstructive of attempts to do so – you can exhale and get on with having a hugely enjoyable, knock-about time.

A bomb in a southern Russian railway station killed two people and injured 20.Refugees outZaire's rebels, previously obstructive of UN efforts to protect Rwandan Hutu refugees, changed tack: repatriate the lot within 60 days, they said.

These were reserved, most fulsomely, for those in high places he thought dishonest or obstructive of American ends — or both, like Slobodan Milosevic and Hamid Karzai, both of whom experienced the rougher edge of the Holbrooke tongue.

Now, for my next trick Mayors and their patriots Waiting for the next Iraqi crisis The dhows that do the Iraqi run Abacha, for ever, and ever Reprints Related items The dhows that do the Iraqi runApr 23rd 1998UNSCOM inspectors in Baghdad concede that Iraq has been less obstructive of late.

Weil and Shubin [ 1], in their classic work, classified four states of shock: hypovolemic (loss of intravascular volume), cardiogenic (impaired pump function), obstructive (of the heart, arteries or of the large veins) and distributive shock.

However, in reality, invasive CA has an even lower diagnostic yield of obstructive CAD of approximately 38% [ 9].

Clarification was sought from WARDA relating to confirmation of obstructive defects of renal pelvis and ureter after birth that may have been detected by ultrasound prenatally.

In case of obstructive stenosis of the left main coronary artery (LMCA), patients were assigned to this category even if they had other diseased vessels.

None of these patients had either clinical or objective evidence of ovarian endometriosis, nor was there evidence of any obstructive lesions of the intestine or ureters.

Well then, he said, over all I had the mild obstructive apnea of 10percentt of men my age and the chronic sleep deprivation of a medical student.