Sentence examples for that can obstruct from inspiring English sources

Obesity can lead to a heavy, fatty liver that can obstruct the surgeon's view of the stomach; this diet is designed to shrink the liver.

As a consequence of cooling, the paraffin molecules precipitate forming a gel-like structure that can obstruct the tube completely.

There is nothing in the world that can obstruct us.

Cooling blankets are generally patient-encompassing appliances that can obstruct access to the patient for provision of care.

Hamas has proved that Gaza's isolation cannot go on and that it can obstruct.

Salinger attempts to record the conversation so that he can obstruct the deal by proving to the buyers that the missiles will be useless, but he ultimately fails.

Plastic bronchitis is a syndrome where the airways fill with firm, cohesive material that can completely obstruct.

For example, light that shines horizontally (as from headlights and some styles of light fixtures) produces glare that can momentarily obstruct visibility, especially on roadways and on wet nights.

Executives asserted, as they have before, that the sudden unintended acceleration in Toyota cars was caused by gas pedals that can become obstructed by floor mats or stick because of design flaws, and not by problems in the electronic systems.

However, it has been postulated that massive LN metastasis can obstruct normal lymph flow and change normal lymphatic drainage pathways.

McConnell is the filibuster king, master of all that he and his minority minions can obstruct.