Sentence examples for to obstructions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of obstructing, or state of being obstructed.
It also means exposing herself to obstructions.
The cause of UARS is undersized airways that are easily compensated for during the day, but prone to obstructions when relaxed during sleep.
But the utility companies have never had a precise idea of what the temperatures are, or where their lines are in relation to obstructions below.
First, the operational capability of the site is assessed, particularly with respect to weather conditions such as wind, snow, ice, fog, and low visibility and also with respect to obstructions to air navigation around the airport, particularly on the approach and takeoff paths.
The median safety barrier is usually closer to the left lane comparing to obstructions located beyond the right shoulder (typically safety barrier).
A replacement bus service is running between Llanelli and Carmarthen due to obstructions on the line at Pembrey and Burry Port.
These data suggested acute obstructive suppurative cholangitis (AOSC) due to obstruction of the bile duct.
The devices, also called biliary stents, are plastic or metal tubes intended to treat obstructions to the liver.
He faces additional counts related to obstruction of justice.
He pleaded to obstruction of justice, a misdemeanor.
Mr. LaRue pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in July 1973.
