Sentence examples for role blocking from inspiring English sources

On 15 September, she supported the landings by sending her aircraft in a close air support role, blocking North Korean reinforcements and communication to prevent them from countering the attack.

Nonetheless, antioxidant agents could mask an OS signaling role, blocking otherwise physiological responses aimed at recovery of homeostasis [ 3].

But his dominant role blocked other politicians from getting a hold on power, and made him the heir presumptive.An imperial TreasuryWhen Labour won a landslide victory in May 1997, its first dramatic step was taken by Mr Brown with barely a nod towards Mr Blair.

For more than 30 peripatetic years, she'd be miserably in debt as well as miserable, mainly because, according to LaPlante, fixed "gender roles" blocked her at every turn, despite her efforts to resist them.

Another way of making biting the bullet more palatable is by arguing that what we mean by any word involves two parts, a "wide" meaning that is understood in terms of something atomistic like reference, and a "narrow" meaning that is closer to something holistic like inferential role (Block 1986 , 1993 1995; Field 1977).

"If Tom Perriello is going to minimize Ralph Northam's role in blocking trans-vaginal ultrasound, we're going to discuss his role in voting for a bill that Planned Parenthood said at the time was tantamount to banning abortion coverage," Turner said.

Among these methods, the use of opaque insulation has a role for blocking the inner heat loss, but also for inefficiently blocking the natural solar heat coming to the inside of a building.

However, he also came in for strong criticism for his role in blocking the vote.

"John Kasich will play the primary role of blocking Donald Trump from reaching a majority of delegates".

So-called non-tariff barriers play a much bigger role in blocking activity out of markets.

Baker played an essential role in blocking new gun control measures in recent years.