Sentence examples for an impediment to development from inspiring English sources

Although a lack of infrastructure is often viewed as an impediment to development, what we are finding is that, because many developing nations are not saddled with an aging electrical grid, they can potentially "leapfrog" into a Third Industrial Revolution.

This energy deficit is also an impediment to development.

Then again, if grandiosity were an impediment to development in New York, there would be no Rockefeller Center, no Brooklyn Bridge, no Central Park, no subway system.

Each year in Ethiopia, there are 1.5 million cases of malaria, a major cause of suffering and an impediment to development.

Slavery is an impediment to development, and this is certainly the case in Edo, where trafficking has robbed communities of young people who could contribute most to local development.

These two results are extremely positive for tidal stream developers in the region since it removes the burden of assessing cumulative impact from individual developers and suggests that impacts to sub-sea morphodynamics is insignificant and hence is unlikely to be an impediment to development in the Pentland Firth with the currently proposed levels of extraction.

Such a reality is a serious impediment to development in our countries; it represents a serious threat to social peace and is morally outrageous.

And its news not only about a social injustice but also about an economic impediment to development.

Lack of access to finance is an important impediment to development in low-income countries.

Because of the small spatial scale of a major chimera-generating mechanism (predominantly intramolecular and <10 kbp), such chimeric molecules are a severe impediment to development and application of larger insert (3 10 kbp) libraries.

On many development programs, this was seen as an impediment to the development of good software.