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Meanings of hindering in English
Synonyms
Examples for "obstructive"
Examples for "obstructive"
1
Purpose: A new method of palliation of malignant obstructive jaundice is presented.
2
The months ahead could start on a slightly counterproductive or obstructive note.
3
Common diagnoses included hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
4
Rationale: One in 12 adults has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or asthma.
5
These findings are consistent with impaired detoxification ability in human obstructive cholestasis.
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Early intervention through a youth-centred agency will prevent the system clogging up.
2
Had a double bypass last year, and now I'm clogging up again.
3
Books were stacked everywhere, clogging the already narrow artery into the house.
4
Criminals are becoming obstinate; they dally forever, clogging the processes of justice.
5
Behind them another party of fair-goers arrived, clogging up the gate path.
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These costs are impeding the expansion of smaller Irish firms into Europe.
2
The blue wall is greatly impeding our success to tackle organised crime.
3
He conceded that political rivalries were impeding progress in rebuilding the city.
4
China denies it's impeding freedom of navigation or overflight in the waterway.
5
Settlers living in the heart of Hebron deny impeding the HRC's work.
Usage of hindering in English
1
Mr Henry was charged with hindering police, resisting police and property damage.
2
Your fear of the bear is actually hindering your ability to survive.
3
Police had earlier complained that some media coverage was hindering their investigation.
4
She was the one who had charge; no one was hindering her.
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But there are also hindering forces pulling money managers away from ESG.
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Mr. Bentley says it is hindering the full success of the meetings.
7
High mutation rates diminish the clustering of cooperators, hindering their evolutionary success.
8
An overview of the factors hindering progress in disease cartography is provided.
9
Are they in the habit of hindering you in your changeful moods?
10
Martinez-Sanchez pleaded not guilty to second-degree hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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In these slowly-developing love-affairs there is usually but one great hindering cause.
12
Discouragement usually results in hindering progress, whereas confidence tends to increase it.
13
We were bound by tradition, and religion, but it kept hindering us.
14
I went into the chapel and sat myself down-noone hindering me.
15
Then she was in his arms again and he was hindering her.
16
To such feeling as this the actualities are but fetters, hindering aspiration.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common