Sentence examples for presumably to block from inspiring English sources

The aim of the first decision is to exclude trade unionists from the selection process, and the aim of the second is presumably to block any possibility of the Unite-supported candidate being chosen".

The Egyptian authorities took the immediate step of indefinitely closing the Rafah crossing on the Gaza-Egypt border, presumably to block any potential access for Hamas to its allies in Egypt.

Rihanna adds some lyrics that are mildly troubling in context — "Turn up the music 'cause I feel a little turned on" — and then the two sing together, promising to "do whatever it takes to make it right," which in this case means turning the music loud, presumably to block out the dissenters and the loud ringing bell of good sense.

Little or no zeiosis was observed in the absence of MTX, i.e., in the presence of either U73343 alone (4 zeotic cells out of 113) or vehicle alone (DMSO; 5 zeotic cells out of 146) examined for 40 min. Thus, the ability of MTX to cause zeiosis is specific, but requires the presence of U73343, presumably to block or prevent rapid oncotic cell death.

Samples from bedrock outcrops and bedrock blocks yield more variable rates (3 20 m Ma− 1), which partly overestimate the long-term lowering rate, presumably due to block tilting and bedrock inhomogeneity.

But Aristotle will presumably want to block the initial move of selecting an infinitely distant point in past time, insisting that any particular point we choose in the past will be removed from the present by a merely finite number of years.

The volume at which initial aspiration ceased, presumably due to blocked NGT orifices, did not differ (P = 0.5) for the conventional-flush group (150 mL +/-50 mL) and the new-flush group (266 mL +/-208 mL), suggesting that the groups are comparable and the difference seen between the groups is real.

After staying overnight, the party was driven from the building by an accumulation of material, presumably, tephra, which threatened to block all egress.

Interestingly, class II HDACs function as signal-responsive repressors of cardiac hypertrophy and heart failure, presumably through their ability to block MEF2 target genes (Zhang et al, 2002).

The company would presumably seek a court order to block a generic version until the case is settled.

Moreover, this is one Chinese purchase that American authorities can presumably be relied on not to block.