Sentence examples similar to actual impediments from inspiring English sources

This needs to be considered, however may not be an actual impediment to use of the POC-CCA because STH mapping is often done on younger children, and PCT for the STHs is often done without prior mapping.

Obviously when you get into the actual process of determining what's what, this can create a real impediment to free speech.

The correspondence seems to be a counter-life richer than any lived one: how could it be made to accommodate the stubborn impediments of actual life?

This enables patent "trolls" to extort settlements from companies allegedly violating those patents; this is, in effect, a tax on technology and a severe impediment to actual innovation.

"On the other hand, at some point, it becomes an impediment to getting the actual message across".

Waiting time and delays at actual point of service delivery is an impediment to providing quality care [ 32].

In the absence of an actual indictment, Mr. Netanyahu's legal woes have proved no impediment with his loyal base so far.

This raises questions about the actual willingness to innovate and about PHS directors' ability to overcome managerial impediments and change routines into Mode-2 public health knowledge production.

The spectre of cost is at least as important an impediment to enrollment rates from low income families as is actual cost.

The Beginning Point: A pilgrimage is privileged opportunity, because not everyone gets the chance to go on an actual pilgrimage due to a lack of time, money, or other practical impediment.

But while it clinically assessed a range of energy strategies, including conservation, its actual recommendations were heavily weighted toward finding new sources of supply and removing regulatory impediments to oil and gas exploration and burning coal.