Sentence examples for which would clog from inspiring English sources

But the military officers argued that if detainees were read their rights "they'd be able to get lawyers and due process, which would clog the whole system".

The challenge for the engineers was to find a way to cool the air quickly without frost forming on the heat exchanger, which would clog it up and stop it working.

It will give you a clean canvas so you will not be putting your makeup on over the dirt on your skin, which would clog your pores.

The teams shot for three weeks, a physically demanding task that required camping out with the cameras, which would get clogged with dust and grit.

Police helicopters flew low over Istiklal Street, a main pedestrian thoroughfare, which would normally be clogged with tourists but on Saturday resembled a war zone, with shops shuttered and antigovernment graffiti sprayed on some shop windows.

If the cost of driving most of the Turnpike were to eventually rise from $5.85 to $48, drivers would avoid the road like the plague; cars, trucks and semis would clog and pollute alternate roads, most of which are congested already.

For instance, if America were really to turn 11m people into felons (which would be five times the number of Americans currently behind bars) it would clog up the criminal justice system.

The emails would clog your inbox.

They feared it would clog the finely engineered tubes.

They had warned it would clog up the courts with needless applications.

The Independent mayor said doing so would clog up the bridge and compromise the historic docks.