Sentence examples for stymie the progress from inspiring English sources

It is not those working to avert dangerous climate change who are the faith-based ideologues, but those who deny the overwhelming scientific evidence on global warming, who use smears and dishonest rhetoric in their desperate battle to defend fossil fuels and stymie the progress that this country is finally making towards cleaning up its energy supply.

The eventual outcry might also stymie the progress of an incredibly useful technology (see "Inspecting Algorithms for Bias").

A wildfire has introduced an unexpected variable in the World Solar Challenge, stymieing the progress of the primary American entry in the race.

But leaders remain wary of attempts to stymie this progress and dismantle the camp, particularly after taking the City of Perth to court in January over goods confiscated or damaged in last year's raids.

It is one less hurdle for Adani's highly contested plans, after its Australian chief complained last week that delays in government approvals were "incentivising" green activists to plot further legal challenges to stymie the company's progress.

The Israeli statements of intent, rejected by the Palestinians, were likely to further stymie any progress between the sides.

The caveat was that a sharp inflationary spike would stymie the market's advance.

Back in November, Howard Schultz Howard Schultz' company regained the right to use its brand on coffee houses in Russia after the head of that country's intellectual property agency ruled in favor of the U.S. company in a trademark tussle with a former car-alarm salesman turned trademark squatter who had appropriated the company name, stymieing the Goliath's progress.

Partisan political considerations between and within the two main parties in government intrude to stymie quicker progress on transitional justice.

Plans continue to bring Slumdog Millionaire — another Beaufoy screenplay — to the stage, although creative differences and allegiances may yet stymie its progress.

Such unproven stem cell interventions also raise the significant risk of placebo effects being mistaken for genuine cures, and could stymie progress in the field.