Sentence examples for * the impediments from inspiring English sources

Much of "Why Teach?" concerns the impediments to this search.

Whatever the impediments, women have made great strides in most areas of science.

Generations of development experts have seen their plans stymied by the impediments of the real world.

The question is, are the impediments enough to drag growth all the way down to potential?

He also professed to be worried that active Turkish-Russian cooperation could be one of the impediments to progress.

Those actions resulted in a public outcry by residents who said the impediments would do more harm than good.

And many companies do allow this expense on their flexible spending accounts — without the impediments Ms. O'Connor faced.

In my Science Times story this week, they say the impediments to building safer schools are more social than structural.

A.: I see patient and therapist working together, creating a relationship in which you are lifting the impediments to intimacy.

Obama said that the impediments to voting needed to be corrected, as voting was "our most fundamental right as citizens.

The romantic in every reader yearns for a new order to sweep aside the impediments of the old.