Sentence examples for which stymie from inspiring English sources

These include two, called VP35 and VP24, which stymie interferons, a class of molecule that alerts the immune system to infection.

But to do so Tajikistan must overcome multiple political and economic problems which stymie its own development: poverty, bad relations with Uzbekistan, intense corruption, Soviet-era economic structures and planning, an undemocratic political system, chronic food insecurity, and dependence on migrant labor in Russia.

Interpretive practice is governed by holistic and heuristic constraints, which stymie attempts at converting intentional discourse into rigorous science.

Cutting interest rates risks inflation (which would stymie entry into the euro).

The Knicks switch on defense, which can stymie an opposing offense but creates mismatches in the offense's favor.

One was directing Flacco to roll out of the pocket with greater frequency, which helped stymie pass rushers.

And the Georgia Legislature passed a bill making secret much of the information involved in the state's lethal injections, which would stymie legal challenges.

But now Japan's ministry overseeing utilities has put limits on solar power installations which could stymie projects already in planning, citing concerns about stability of the electric grid if too much solar gets connected.

The functional similarity and the evolutionary relationship of the sibling genes determine the similarity of their semantic circumstances and hence the difficulty of disambiguation, which may stymie an oncologist.

With their profits, Jacobs and Bieber bought a horse-breeding farm near Monkton, Md., which they named Stymie Manor.

By the time he eventually took over in 2010, the group was known as the Islamic State of Iraq, and had suffered several years of setbacks, which appeared to stymie its goals.