Sentence examples similar to a host of impediments from inspiring English sources
PARCEL deliveries are often thwarted by menacing dogs, doorstep thieves, unanswered doorbells or a host of other impediments that keep goods from their intended destination.
That blinkered self-confidence -- arching over his own political disgrace, the rise of Islamic fundamentalism, the assassination of Anwar Sadat and a host of other impediments to peace not resolved by the 1978 Camp David Accords -- is a leitmotif of "Jimmy Carter," the 12th presidential biography produced as part of the "American Experience" series by WGBH in Boston.
Fifty years ago there were a host of legal impediments to equality between black and white Americans -- just as there were in countries such as South Africa and Rhodesia.
Even successful blacks still feel they must work harder than whites to get ahead, and a host of invisible but potent institutionalized impediments blocks the path of the less fortunate.
Mr. Delaney is one of many people in the tuna debate, including a host of biologists and environmental campaigners, who view Europe as a bigger impediment to better protections than Japan or the United States.
In trade (both goods and services), a welter of impediments persist.
After having Regis Philbin serve as a guest host for 2005, Clark returned for the 2006 edition to serve as a host: due to speech impediments that had resulted from his stroke, he ceded hosting duties to Ryan Seacrest.
What was a kind of impediment to their personal rule?
The political list of impediments to a control of costs are many.
