Sentence examples for subject to obstruction from inspiring English sources

Cell signals, welcome or not, are subject to obstruction from buildings, hills, and weather patterns.

Prosecution for the gravest crimes should not be subject to delay or obstruction".

And some law professors said that sites like whosarat.com might be subject to prosecution for obstruction of justice or aiding and abetting crimes.

In other words, provided some of the nodes are close enough in space, the adjacent neighbors may exhibit similar entropy values because they are subject to very similar obstruction situations.

But McEvilley's task of routing out ethnocentric practice in art exhibitions and discourse is subject to far more obstruction than was his more contained confrontation with Greenberg's universal aesthetic, for this time around the prejudice targeted exists on an international scale and at every level of discourse.

Even painstaking resettlement deals became subject to highly bureaucratic Pentagon obstruction.

For it has been mentioned by some that the rūpa-skandha is that which can cause obstruction and is also subject to transformation.

Under the charges, Burge could have been subject to 40 years in prison for the two obstruction counts and five years on the perjury count.

If this evidence is correct, treatment with an antioxidant should be beneficial in rabbits subjected to partial outlet obstruction.

Due to anatomical conditions, both the brachioradial muscle and the muscles of the thenar eminence can be easily subjected to the vascular obstruction test (see below).

Recent evidence indicates that ischemia and reperfusion (free radical generation) are major etiologic factors in the rabbit bladder subjected to partial outlet obstruction.