Sentence examples for probably stymied from inspiring English sources

Three years on, Swiss voters have probably stymied that proposal, to curb the number of asylum-seekers.

And the carmaker's cash-for-clunkers showing was probably stymied by a lengthy furlough of its factories.

There's no official reason given, but a dearth of new BlackBerry 7 hardware in the months leading up to the BlackBerry 10 launch is a likely culprit — those lower-cost devices are still the bread and butter of BlackBerry's business, and a shift in focus towards more expensive BB10 units probably stymied growth.

The lack of molecular tools has probably stymied efforts to document these largely untapped genetic resources.

But any effort to move the team would probably be stymied by a 26-year stadium lease, and government officials in St . Petersburgwho have said they are willing to sue to keep their team.

If Mr. Sharon becomes embroiled in a fight for political survival, efforts by the Bush administration, Saudi Arabia and other governments to press for peace here would probably be stymied for months.

If your professionalism makes you feel stymied, then you've probably taken it a bit too far.

And Nasdaq would probably face the same sort of antitrust issues that stymied its last approach for NYSE.

It's a thrilling idea, supported not only by New Agey seekers but also hard-core neuroscientists, who thus far have been stymied in their attempts to map its elusive, probably non-existent turf in the brain.

The fact that most American bands will probably breeze into Mexico but many of their Mexican colleagues might be stymied by visa restrictions in their efforts to get to Austin should cast a light on border inequities.

But the top shareholder's oversight function was stymied, with the GAO, the investigative arm of the US Congress, probably unable to proceed with its study in the absence of legislation that ties future funding to the study results.