Sentence examples for would stymie from inspiring English sources

This, by law, would stymie his political comeback.

They argue that the plan would stymie the capture of runoff and groundwater recharge efforts.

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

Initial reactions from the Dutch regulator sparked worries that protectionist sentiment would stymie a takeover.

An Israeli strike a few months before the U.S. election in November would stymie Obama.

BP said that the House bill would stymie new drilling and cripple the company's existing gulf operations.

That would stymie any attempt by Flower to require them to play more county cricket this spring.

H5N1 would become the atomic bomb of biological warfare.American officials would rather stymie such proliferation.

He also suggested that transit officials invest in more high-tech trapping systems, although he said budget concerns would probably stymie such plans.

President Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner had consistently advocated a measured approach to debt reduction that would not stymie growth and lead to a double-dip recession.

For the government to continue a subsidized insurance program for the airlines, he said, would only stymie the full development of the commercial insurance market.