Sentence examples for stymie us from inspiring English sources

Such is the power of the limbic system that can stymie us at significant moments.

The oil price collapsed because the Saudis wanted to stymie the US fracking industry.

Further, it was published, against US wishes, to stymie a rival proposal being hammered out by Qatar.

When things do go wrong, as inevitably they will at times, our grief can stymie our growth and cause us to grind to a standstill.

We have to acknowledge the things that could derail us in life or stymie our goals, because the very fact that we're a part of this greater community means we are capable of doing something great.

The Islamic republic's judiciary is using various tactics to stymie activists.

Contrary to what giant companies like Comcast and Verizon would have us believe, communications regulation does not stymie entrepreneurial behavior.

There are things that stretch our understanding, occurrences that stymie science and deny proof of God, and most of us are so used to dealing with them all the time we've forgotten about them, or swept them under the rug.

In the name of reducing US inequality, presidential candidates in both parties would stymie the aspirations of hundreds of millions of desperately poor people in the developing world to join the middle class.

This allows the military to use divide-and-conquer strategies to stymie potential reformers.

Did Trump use other government officials to try to stymie the Russia investigation?