Sentence examples for be impeding from inspiring English sources
verb
To get in the way of; to hinder.
Their real agenda seems to be impeding the division from doing its work.
And it may be impeding the very learning that educators hope to promote when they schedule more academic time.
While they carry symbolic weight, such resolutions may, in fact, be impeding progress rather than facilitating it.
Outsiders' desire for a new government may be impeding their willingness to work with the present lot.
Since 1997 he has been able to sack Bosnian officials whom he deems to be impeding the building of peace.
A GROWTH slowdown in the so-called BRICS nations — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa — could be impeding the expansion of the global economy.
It is not unusual for interest rate policy to be impeded by other forces.
Unfortunately, its application in the real world may be impeded by liability concerns.
This had been true since 1886, and speech, especially political speech, could never be impeded.
No pupils should be impeded by race or class from striving for prestigious professions.
