Sentence examples for to stymie from inspiring English sources

Faruqi called Labor's efforts to stymie the bill "sad".

Yes, the G.O.P. has tried to stymie Obama; it's been highly destructive.

And plenty of people are ready to stymie the federal government's belt-tightening.

Thus will the aim to stymie structural change be framed in terms of individual freedom.

The rejection included the adoption of a shareholder rights plan to try to stymie his effort.

There are also concerns that structural shifts are under way that will continue to stymie growth.

This allows the military to use divide-and-conquer strategies to stymie potential reformers.

"The report was intended to stymie any lawsuits and give plaintiff lawyers pause," Mr. Simon said.

Though they will control only 233 seats, that will be enough to stymie parliament's business.

The shot to stymie the inside out forehand is the down the line backhand.

The well, like a raging undersea beast, has continued to stymie BP and government officials.