Sentence examples for sometimes obstructs from inspiring English sources

Some physicians mentioned that the pedestal cupboard or the mechanical ventilator sometimes obstructs the route to location 3. Prior to this research, there was already a dispenser located above the sink (location 1) in each patient room.

Moreover, fielding players sometimes obstruct the camera's view of the batsman.

One common refrain is that turbines result in bird and bat fatalities and sometimes obstruct bird migratory patterns.

They station first baseman Todd Zeile about eight feet from the bag and in front of the base runner, sometimes obstructing the runner's view of the pitcher.

Clusters of spectators sometimes obstruct pedestrian traffic on Northstar Crossing, a stretch of shops and restaurants just south of the food court.

In the meantime, she and Mikael continue parallel manhunts, Mikael's sometimes aided and sometimes obstructed by a shambling detective named Bublanski (Johan Kylen), and Lisbeth's conducted mainly through her own tenacity and wit.

Note that even though the direct LOS between some nodes is sometimes obstructed by people, the distance estimation is still reasonable.

Much of it will never get used, and even worse, the unopened boxes sometimes obstruct doctors from locating supplies they actually need to treat patients.

The search for the smoking gun can sometimes end up obstructing justice.

His cooperation with donors was minimal and sometimes hostile, and he obstructed some key developments such as the appointment of the Permanent Secretary--the highest civil servant within the Ministry of Health.

It sometimes remains till the morning and obstructs the view to the outside for the house occupants.