Sentence examples for which could block from inspiring English sources

The NATO charter stipulates that potential members must resolve outstanding border issues before joining, which could block Georgia's aspirations.

One of many possible influences, atmospheric scientists say, is an increase in haze, which could block ultraviolet light and impede the reaction that creates the molecules.

They fear that it is a first step towards adopting controversial software patents, already awarded in America, which could block different implementations of the same features.

In addition to immediately causing tremendous damage wherever it impacted, an asteroid strike would throw a great deal of dust into the atmosphere, which could block the light of the Sun, possibly for several years.

Among the challenges is to manufacture the channels, which are about 10 feet long, in such a way so that they will not easily shatter or deform as they are heated, which could block the functioning of the control rods.

Sales mean farms, and farms mean fences, which could block the millions of zebra, wildebeest and antelope that migrate across the famous Masai Mara game reserve each year, possibly endangering one of the most spectacular gatherings of animal life on the planet.

Theresa May told US authorities in July that there were no legal or medical grounds on which she could block the extradition of computer hacker Gary McKinnon, former Labour home secretary Alan Johnson has claimed.

One potential mechanism by which HARP could block the phosphorylation of RPA is by binding and masking the phosphorylation residues of RPA2.

To address this, we designed and synthesized an artificial polypeptide named TAT-Drp1-SpS, which could specifically block GSK3β-induced Drphosphorylationion.

The separatists know that "any benevolent interpretation of the rules to favor Puigdemont could open the door for a ruling by the constitutional court, which could then block everything," said Pablo Simón, a professor of politics at the Carlos III University in Madrid.

To prevent uncured glue which could potentially block the fluidic channels, the parts are cured in a convection oven at 125°C for 15 minutes (Figure 4b).