Sentence examples for possible to block a from inspiring English sources

And it pointed out that even with collective action clauses, it can be possible to block a restructuring with a relatively small investment in a particular bond issue.

It's finally possible to block a field goal or punt, and it doesn't appear to be a spammable piece, although fans who go looking for exploits may be able to crack the code.

It is therefore quite possible to block an essential function without docking a drug directly in its active site.

While it is not possible to block all escape routes in such a scenario, still it may be possible by vaccination with the most common variants of an epitope to inhibit rapid adoption of fit variants.

It is possible to block out a specific field, such as a password field or credit card number field, or an entire screen, and it is even possible to skip specific activities so that they are never recorded by AppCam," say Seo and Kim.

The State Department, which intensely dislikes the Iraqi National Congress and its chairman, Ahmad Chalabi, has done everything possible to block this possibility and either encourage a coup or plan for the American military to run Iraq for months or years until it would gradually hand over power to Iraqis.

In a movie theater or at a play, it is possible to block out the world for a few hours; on television, war, terror and anthrax are nearly inescapable.

Studies of cytomegalovirus, for example, suggest that it may be possible to block birth defects by injecting a mother with antibodies before the virus reaches the fetus.

(Note that strictly speaking the conclusion of the argument is that there are no moral facts as-we-conceive-of-them. Thus, it may be possible to block the argument by advocating a revisionary approach to our moral concepts).

Burnham believes it is still possible to block the bill which will experience a "very difficult" period in the House of Lords when peers consider the issue of competition.

Targeting perpetuation of platelet activation reveals that it is possible to block thrombosis without eliciting bleeding.