Sentence examples for Impeded production from inspiring English sources

These meetings, which now averagn 15½ hours a day, have impeded production at The Times.

The episode's small budget impeded production; Davies wanted the TARDIS prop to be on fire until he was reminded that he was writing "the cheap episode".

But oil experts say exports are too valuable for Iraq to allow its relationship with Iran to impede production.

Changes to the cascade configuration of the remaining centrifuges would be made that would impede production of highly enriched uranium (HEU the weapons-grade stuff.

In an effort to impede production, Assange reportedly wrote to lead actor Benedict Cumberbatch (a day before shooting) imploring him to reconsider his role.

It was often claimed that the former system of CAP subsidies in the animal sector (i.e. on a headage basis) was impeding production optimization and biodiversity conservation.

Vij Ramachandran and I offer some other ideas for short-to-medium term policies that the U.S. and other rich-country governments could adopt to help mitigate another food price crisis, especially if the weather continues to impede production.

Powered by two Lycoming O-435 engines of 220 hp each, the TDR-1 used a remarkably simple design, with a steel-tube frame constructed by the Schwinn bicycle company covered with a molded wood skin, thus making little use of strategic materials so as not to impede production of higher priority aircraft.

The main obstacle impeding production of cost-competitive cellulosic biofuels is the high cost of converting cellulosic feedstocks to reactive intermediates, termed biomass recalcitrance.

However, these difficulties have not impeded the production of a huge empirical corpus and technical problems are progressively overcome by new methods based, for example, on molecular biology [23], or stable isotope marking [24].

Employees who require constant supervision, guidance, and monitoring impede production and efficiency.