Sentence examples for because of the impediments from inspiring English sources

A1 Louisiana's top election official recommended that New Orleans postpone its February municipal elections for as long as eight months because of the impediments created by Hurricane Katrina.

The situation has left property owners frustrated, not just because of their financial loss but also because of the administrative impediments.

BBC deputy political editor James Landale said the government was "confident" of winning Friday's vote - but it did not propose military action in Syria because of the legal impediments of acting there without the support of the Assad regime.

They have already achieved what they wanted, which was ensuring there is no action in Syria - something the government had already decided because of the legal impediments of acting there without the support of the Assad regime in Damascus.

Because of this impediment, the fathers are usually not given the opportunity to attend their own child's birth [ 14].

One of the impediments was ambiguous intonation, especially in case of inexperienced speakers.

"It cleared away most of the impediments to successful tobacco litigation," Byers said.

Unfortunately, body size can likewise be difficult to measure directly in wild animals, and because of this impediment, in primate studies age has been used as a proxy for body condition [ 6, 18].

She had also been made aware of many people who had decided not to vote at all this election cycle because they found the impediments just too daunting.

Scientific research on the efficacy of torture and rough interrogation is limited, because of the moral and legal impediments to experimentation.

The RCMP would not provide VICE with comment as to why they believe this is is, but Sharma says it's likely because of the lack of environmental impediments (such as snow and off-road terrain) that have already caused so much harm to those who have tried to cross in places like Emerson.