Sentence examples for anticipated impediment from inspiring English sources
If a street or intersection is going to be impassable for hours -- like Times Square on New Year's Eve, for instance -- the Fire Department can temporarily relocate entire companies on the other side of the anticipated impediment.
This article discusses the demographic, fiscal, and health policy implications of our aging society with particular emphasis on existing and anticipated impediments to the delivery of cardiovascular care to this rapidly expanding segment of our population.
Therefore, following Ajzen and Driver (1992), we consider PBC to be "the perceived ease or difficulty of performing the behavior and it is assumed to reflect past experience as well as anticipated impediments and obstacles" (p. 208).
It seems hence that the presence of requisite resources and abilities can decrease obstacles or impediments anticipated by peoples and increase consequently the perceived control over the behavior.
To date the AIS instrument has only been run in positive mode, but no impediment is anticipated for using it to study negatively charged particles.
It notes that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service anticipated that illegal shooting and trapping was likely to be a major impediment to recovery of the species, but the agency thought that strong enforcement could discourage the illegal acts.
However, most of my work experience had been in the laboratory, and my lack of business experience turned out to be a real impediment to my job search, which proved more difficult than I had anticipated, even with an MBA.
Nicholson explained that competition, the key tool, allegedly, for improving quality, increasing productivity, driving down costs and widening choice for patients, is itself proving an expensive impediment to change as lawyers battle over the details of competition law and procurement on a "scale and nature" never anticipated.
The highly anticipated N.F.C.
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