Sentence examples for progress has been stymied from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has endorsed aid to Palestinians and reconstruction efforts, although progress has been stymied by violence.

Yet progress has been stymied for years by Congressional opponents who consider the clumps of embryonic cells a form of life that must be protected.

The two sides had agreed three years ago to write a treaty by the end of 2000, but progress has been stymied by the deadlock over the islands.

Philip, who is African American, has so far managed to avoid outright racism in his career, but he believes his progress has been stymied in subtle ways mostly unrelated to race.

The Chinese company has been considering an IPO for years, but progress has been stymied by the company's complicated share structure, as well as concerns that a listing would not allay U.S. lawmakers' suspicions that the Huawei is involved in espionage.

The company filed for an IPO of ILFC in the fall of 2011, but progress has been stymied by weak markets.

For the last 18 months, progress by Kabul's government has been stymied by infighting between Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and the country's chief executive Abdullah Abdullah.

Since then, Rodríguez says, she has been stymied.

The search has been stymied by political hurdles.

That, however, is where he has been stymied.

The Cowboys have beaten the Eagles twice this year, and in each contest Jackson has been stymied.