Sentence examples for a possible impediment from inspiring English sources

Now it is increasingly seen as a possible impediment to the exercise of "US strategic interests".

The controversy effectively neutralized Specter as a possible impediment to Bush's judicial nominees; the rules of the Senate remained another obstacle.

"People whispering that Kessler is a possible impediment to a deal are only looking for excuses to not make a deal," Atallah said.

"That said, the results suggest a discrepancy in how male and female politicians are evaluated and a possible impediment to the success of female politicians in the U.S".

Unlike Selig, Crescent Heights thinks that being a possible impediment to air traffic from nearby Boeing Field, just south of downtown Seattle, is resolvable.

NF assemblies have been suggested as a possible impediment to axonal transport, either as its aberrantly crosslinked cargoes or in stationary aggregates, and even disturbing the stoichiometric balance between NF subunits can lead to ALS-like morphology and death of motoneurons.

However, if the boat is in a race, the owner may feel that any possible impediment to hydrodynamic flow is unacceptable.

The administration is treating the right to counsel in these cases as an inconvenience and possible impediment to investigators.

From these studies it is evident that although zebu cattle have relatively lower mortality compared to exotics and cross-bred animals, calf mortality is still high and a possible significant impediment to improved livestock production.

The parliament, where the pro-Putin United Russia party commands a two-thirds majority, was perhaps the only possible impediment to the bill becoming law.

The Bush administration, on the other hand, has lifted every possible impediment to industry.