Sentence examples for often stymied from inspiring English sources
"I'm not often stymied for words.
But he is often stymied by his brothers or traditionalists.
In Britain and America expansion plans are often stymied by vocal protesters.
But insurance agents, like consumers, were often stymied when they tried to use it.
In Kenya a third of GDP flows through a mobile money-transfer system set up by a private telecoms company.But Africa's entrepreneurs are often stymied by the state.
The cards can eliminate backups at the turnstiles, where riders are often stymied by malfunctioning MetroCards, and allow for variable pricing at different times of day.
The commission was intended to side-step the interest-group pressure that often stymies Congress.
Mr. Phillips and Vlingo are among the thousands of executives and companies caught in a software patent system that federal judges, economists, policy makers and technology executives say is so flawed that it often stymies innovation.
In a city so guarded about its architecture, that often stymies innovation through its planning process, moves likes these have an outsize effect even as they remain attentive to their surroundings.
The chief executive of the Business Council of Australia, Jennifer Westacott, called for a focus on the performance of state governments because they controlled "much of the regulation that often stymies that innovation".
But given that the high price of getting music clearance often stymies independent film-makers, this seems a great resource to me, because there are Moby tunes to fit all moods.
