Sentence examples for Impede the progress from inspiring English sources

First, "no intentional contact (or pushing)." Second, "no attempts to impede the progress of others".

A: Sometimes mulch can impede the progress of plants if it is too close to the crown of the plant.

Other donors see that it does not make sense to impede the progress of this programme so they are maintaining support.

When answering questions, he has a long-suffering air, as if one were about to throw dust in his eyes or otherwise impede the progress of his day.

"We don't want to comment publicly on anything that could, in any way, impede the progress of our investigation," Ms. Baur said.

Beano says he was defending his property and refuses to be separated from the corpse, telling the magistrate that to do so would impede the progress of art.

But the country's history might have impeded the progress of such a German art form.

Gans saw, in the concentration of economic power, the decisive problem impeding the progress of freedom.

"It is clear that the F.A.A.'s delay has significantly impeded the progress of our investigation," the statement said.

The study also found that age discrimination and a lack of government support impeded the progress of their businesses.

And his penchant for meticulous detail — the innards of an opium factory, the organization of a coolie ship — impedes the progress of his various plots and subplots.