Sentence examples for badly impede from inspiring English sources

Now I'm in a cabin which, here in the front, is much like a DB9's apart from a new electric parking brake and windscreen pillars thickened to the extent that they badly impede vision.

On the other hand, sheltering families that govern a company badly impedes restructuring.

In a rough and tactical race around one of the trickiest tracks in the country, Darryll Holland, who rode the runner-up, Shirocco Star, was also banned for four days, while The Fugue, the favourite at 11-4, was badly impeded and almost brought down after three furlongs before staying on strongly in the closing stages to take third place.

But the mask proved uncomfortable, cutting her mouth and tongue so badly, and impeding her breathing, that she discarded it after the first night.

The flooding has severely impeded travel.

One of Mr Saleh's former advisers allegedly used army vehicles to take the stuff to Saudi Arabia.Corruption, the absence of properly enforced commercial law, poor security and a badly educated population have impeded business for Yemenis, scaring off most foreign investors.

Anti-Aristide partisans and thugs now control a major town, Gonaïves, and are threatening to impede the delivery of badly needed food and other relief supplies.

The shadow of forthcoming elections in Germany, together with concern over whether Irish voters will ratify the Lisbon treaty (giving Europe a badly needed new constitution), has conspired to impede reform momentum.

They impede personal exploration.

Intermittent rapids impede its navigability.

But politics will impede them.