Sentence examples for prospects of blocking from inspiring English sources

The movement of the fight over statistical sampling to the states is a deliberate strategy on the part of national leaders of the Republican Party who felt their prospects of blocking sampling in Washington were small.

Cashman said it was unlikely this season that any team would face the prospect of blocking a waiver trade by making a claim, only to be stuck with the player and his large paycheck.

He said: "The States of Guernsey recognises there is a tension between charging people to use spectrum [4G network] and the prospect of blocking out small entrants from these types of business.

So far, the prospects of the Democrats blocking a vote altogether are sketchy.

This offers the real prospect that blocking one of these kinases could lead to a novel class of antihypertensive drug.

He warned that Northern Ireland voters would refuse to forgive any party blocking prospects of peace, stability, and prosperity.

Many simply turn a blind eye… Is it any wonder desktop ad blocking has been on the rise, and many iOS users are excited at the prospect of using content blocking in iOS9 to get rid of mobile ads?

The prospects of therapeutic intervention to block activation of the NF-κB signaling pathways in RA are also discussed.

Suggestions are made about the prospects of applying other models to blocking by more mobile cosorbates like ethylene.

The elections were designed to ensure that the clubs were led by regime loyalists and to block the prospects of candidates close to Gamal Mubarak, the imprisoned, neo-liberal son of the ousted president, whom the military sees as a threat to its sprawling economic and commercial interests.

"It's not the end of the world if it goes down," he said over dinner.He did not sound downbeat about the prospect of being blamed for blocking the long-sought goal of President Obama and a chain of presidents and legislators before him.