Sentence examples for stymied that from inspiring English sources

(He sought to lift the freeze in 2012, but Congress stymied that effort).

Three years on, Swiss voters have probably stymied that proposal, to curb the number of asylum-seekers.

Pittsburgh's play has been so stymied that Coach Dan Bylsma has challenged his club to examine its effort and regroup.

Although voters across the state were stymied that year, poor and minority communities suffered the worst of it.

The exercise didn't cure writer's block across the board, but it did seem to demonstrate to the creatively stymied that they were still capable of creativity.

Some were stymied at that stage, presumably in the prime minister's office.

The chief executive of the Business Council of Australia, Jennifer Westacott, called for a focus on the performance of state governments because they controlled "much of the regulation that often stymies that innovation".

Hercules himself would have been stymied by that task.

But they have long been stymied in that effort.

Ms. Rowley had said officials at F.B.I. headquarters stymied investigations that might have uncovered the Sept. 11 plot.

A lot of people say that the thing that keeps Italy stymied economically is that thing of people not wanting to move away from their mom's pasta".