Sentence examples for put a roadblock from inspiring English sources
Maybe Ewing would have put a roadblock in the paint that Robinson and Duncan lorded over in the finals.
Also outside, Stephen Worth, a lawyer for Officer Edward McMellon, said, "The district attorney has done everything possible to put a roadblock between us and the word 'gun.' " Ms. Elliott had spoken to the prosecutors, but refused to talk to the defense.
I stared up at the room's eerie fluorescent lights and put a roadblock up against every thought that tried to creep its way into my mind.
The Michigan Senate's majority leader, Arlan Meekhof, said changes to the laws are needed to "continue to keep our economy on track and not put a roadblock or hindrance" in the way of businesses.
They can put a roadblock up and do some harsh things right now, but I have hope that ultimately the spirit of reconstruction and justice is going to win".
Monozygotic (MZ) twins having phenotypic differences subtle or otherwise carry exactly the same DNA sequence (concordant) throughout the genome they inherit and hence puts a roadblock to their identification using conventional STR, SNP, or mtDNA profiling (Chatterjee & Morison, 2011).
The bill also puts a roadblock in NIH's controversial plan to revamp how pregnant women will be recruited for the study: NIH can make "no changes to the current design or Vanguard pilot structure until at least 90 days after the IOM [ Institute of Medicine conducts a review of the proposed changes and impact on the results".
By shutting them out of health care, we're putting a roadblock in their path to citizenship that doesn't help anyone.
"Everything that corporations do from the HR manual, to the comp plan for sales, to the branding guidelines puts a roadblock into innovation that startups don't face, and that's the irony.
His approach would put a gigantic roadblock in the way of this highly promising avenue of research.
Recent academic studies have confirmed that generosity is at the root of a good marriage, and couples (especially young people) who sign ungenerous prenups have unwittingly put a serious roadblock in the way of success.
