Sentence examples for stymied on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stymied on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is typically "stymied by" or "stymied in." Example: "The project was stymied by unforeseen circumstances that delayed progress."
PHOTOS: Rolling Stones through the decades The overarching narrative is a familiar one: the artist trapped by his own success, whose need for change is stymied on the one hand by audiences who want more of the same and on the other by business associates — who also want more of the same.
The party has neither the courage of its previous convictions, nor the courage to renounce them.Perhaps it is because they feel stymied on economic issues that senior Tories are arguing more about social ones.
Where's my books!" Foot traffic totally stymied on at least two blocks of Broadway sidewalks.
In New York, though, Mr. Bloomberg often has been stymied on matters of transportation.
Stymied on the broadcast front, Disney in 2010 introduced a cable channel in Russia.
At the same time, the company was also stymied on Wall Street.
Development of nuclear energy has been stymied for decades on Earth because of high costs, the fear of another accident like those at Three Mile Island or Chernobyl, and the problem of how to deal with radioactive waste.
Miami stymied Smith on New England's first possession on a fourth-and-1 run at the Miami 10.
A database on the Web site of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will provide real-time information on delayed, canceled, or otherwise stymied trains on the Metro-North and Long Island commuter railroads.
Lack of funding, the scientists wrote, has "caused a dramatic chilling effect on federal research that has stalled and stymied progress on gathering critical data to inform prevention of gun violence".
Congress stymied him on both points.
