Sentence examples for Only impedes from inspiring English sources

Persistent denial of historical injustices not only impedes democratization but also hampers stable relations between different ethnic and religious groups.

The collusion between supplier and buyer not only impedes free trade and ultimately inflates hospital supply costs, it may also be endangering the safety of patients.

"After an arbitrator's decision and two levels of failed appeals, Goldman's claim in bankruptcy court, which will further delay distribution to long-suffering customers, only impedes the realization of these ends".

There are strong indications that the stress caused by such social problems not only impedes health but also interferes with central aspects of people's lives, including cognitive abilities, family formation and parenting (e.g. Mani et al. 2013).

Semi-coherent interface between δ-γ with non- Kurdjumov-Sachs (K-S) OR not only impedes transmission of the dislocation slip but also accommodates a considerable amount of plastic strain by continual loss of coherency.

Continued unrest only impedes progress in achieving that goal.

The power for corporate entities to not only impede certain activities but to bar the public access to "public" space was upheld during the Occupy protest court proceedings.

That was when I told Brad, quite firmly, "Brad, our being together is sinful and will only impede our development as responsible Christian adults.

It is not expected to exist in physical form — merely as a stream or a download — which would only impede its constant evolution.

But other scientists fear that any shift away from reducing burning of coal and oil would only impede long-term progress toward limiting the human influence on climate.

The regime, which has lately been making renewed efforts to gain recognition abroad and to woo foreign investors, has responded angrily, denying that it uses forced labour and giving warning that foreign meddling would "only impede the process of democratisation".