Sentence examples for stymies us from inspiring English sources

"Streetview [the 1 10,000 maps] has its uses for some of our work, but this stymies us in terms of using other businesses' mapping in rural areas for putting routes online".

This ideologically motivated restriction has stymied US stem cell research for decades.

The Republicans completely stymied us".

The Republicans completely stymied us," Kathy Castor (D-FL), who is on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, told reporters at the Capitol.

I had to whisper into Keldysh's private channel for five endless minutes, the others all stymied, waiting for us to budge, before I got him to go.

It was about time inflation kicked in, but some will question the unromantic decision to replace paper money with plastic debit cards, thus stymying those of us who like to hide a £500 note under the board to save for a rainy day, or chuck all our money in the air when we win.

That deal has been stymied since last year, when US Sen. Ben Cardin, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, came out against it, citing concerns about the Philippines' violent crackdown on drug users and dealers.

This rather stymies lobbyists.

Their behavior stymies interpretation, and even curiosity.

"But it also stymies the investigation".

(See: "Housing Stymies Caterpillar").