Sentence examples for would clog from inspiring English sources

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.

And without management, he said, the reeds would clog carrier streams, reducing water flows.

Forcing all those kits into the lab, she said, would clog the system without helping the police catch more perpetrators.

The argument by Mr. Bush's supporters that Guantánamo prisoners would clog the courts with appeals is specious.

Without the anticoagulant properties of this saliva, bloodsucking would be impossible since the tiny hole drilled by the proboscis would clog with clotted blood.

Looking at East European experience, we decided from the beginning that it was impossible to eliminate workers' shares in enterprises, because that would clog up the process.

She said she worried that the livery cars wouldn't follow the Mayor's plan — that they would clog the airports and creep into Manhattan.

Ordinary fermentation processes produce a broth of water and ethanol full of processed biomass that would clog up such a membrane.

Doctors have previously welcomed the move by the TGA, but pharmacists oppose it, saying it would clog up GP clinics and increase health costs, without effectively identifying addicts.