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Blockage in sentence

17 examples of Blockage in a sentence

There's a discrete blockage or stenosis.
If I remove the blockage, the video will restart.
This means, despite the blockage, there's sufficient light coming through the handkerchief to the solar cell, so that the solar cell is able to decode and stream that information, in this case, a high-definition video.
You take in more carbon dioxide and experience a small blockage of your airway.
Using a piece of vein or artery from another part of the body, heart surgeons can reroute blood flow around the blockage.
But unfortunately in some children, there's a blockage of this flow pattern, much like a traffic jam.
A blockage in the spleen, part of the immune system, puts patients at risk for dangerous infections.
A means to determine if there's a complete blockage of a coronary artery.
Well, he kept the balloon filled to block the artery, to simulate a blockage, which is what a heart attack is.
What happens after you have the heart attack, this blockage?
And when you have a blockage, the alarm goes off and it sends the alarm and the electrogram to an external device, which gets your baseline electrogram from 24 hours ago and the one that caused the alarm, so you can take it to the emergency room and show them, and say, take care of me right away.
The result is social tensions, political blockage, and an inability to reform or modernize.
That is where the blockage is.
It would be deeply unjust and outright foolish if the EU Commission’s report holds Turkey responsible for its refusal to make further concessions to Greek Cyprus (now an EU member), while refusing to blame the government in Nicosia, which is the real cause of the blockage.
A much larger one (among the thousands of dangerously large asteroids in orbits that intersect the earth’s) could strike the earth and cause the total extinction of the human race through a combination of shock waves, fire, tsunamis, and blockage of sunlight, wherever it struck.
Finally, blockage of the multilateral process will trigger an even more pronounced shift toward bilateral or regional free trade agreements (FTA’s).
Not even the obvious failures of the French social model in today’s environment – mass unemployment (reaching 25% among the young), huge public deficits, the blockage of social mobility – have diminished its public prestige.