Sentence examples for that obstruction from inspiring English sources

"The maxim," says Godwin in Heart, "is that obstruction is what keeps desire stoked".

So far, pundits have been arguing that obstruction would be a politically risky tactic for the G.O.P.

"This court has held that obstruction of justice and perjury are crimes of moral turpitude," the ruling said.

Starting 7-5 favourite, she was always travelling so sweetly that obstruction was her rivals' only hope.

The country could not agree about Vietnam, but there was universal acquiescence in the idea that obstruction of justice was impermissible.

In criminal law, that obstruction of justice would be called hiding incriminating evidence, spying on law enforcement officials and intimidating witnesses.

However, it was later observed that obstruction-free TMs perform poorly and, as a result, state-of-the-art TM implementations are nowadays blocking, allowing aborts because of data conflicts rather than step contention.

It is important, therefore, that obstructions be considered in ventilation design.

Experiments with internal components in the sloshing model indicate that obstructions reduce the sloshing loads and prevent resonance type sloshing.

It was found that obstructions affected the wind field; although cold air enters parks, an overcrowding of plants resulted in temperature rises in downstream areas.

A recent study 18 found that ostiomeatal obstruction is not a feature of CRSwNPs, and surgery, which primarily alleviates obstruction, is unlikely to be curative.