stymie造句

Regulators may yet stymie the growth of real-time bidding.

You'll encounter obstacles that might stymie some individuals.

But there are also none to stymie a potential recovery.

Those inconsistencies, the report says, stymie attainment of crucial environmental objectives.

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

You don't quit easily. You'll encounter obstacles that might stymie some individuals.

To frustrate or check(a person)as by confusing or perplexing;stymie.

What we hold against someone else will hurt us, hinder us, and stymie our prayer efforts.

But Mr Makoni's team thinks sympathizers in ZANU-PF will give valuable tip-offs to help stymie the rigging.

strong regional tastes and lack of national scale stymie the development of national brands and efficient supply chains.

Botched implementations can stymie product and service deliveries and prove extremely costly in at least the short term.

Of course, it's not just different symptoms that stymie diagnosis-cultural conditioning may also play a role.

Had they won three of those RACES, they would have gained control of the Senate, which would have allowed them to stymie any new Republican initiatives they disliked.

Nor is the ICC likely to be patient: should the accused stir up trouble in their efforts to stymie a trial, says Mr Moreno-Ocampo, an international arrest warrant will be issued.

The Republicans in the Senate, for their part, have said they will stymie not only any tax rises, but also any other business until the tax debate is resolved.