Sentence examples for both impediments from inspiring English sources

In this paper, remedying strategies are developed for both impediments.

That's what explains featherbedding by both unions and tycoons, and both are impediments to a well-functioning market economy.

"International labour mobility has increased in the last 15 to 20 years as both legal impediments and general migration costs have been reduced, which means the adverse affect of high rates of personal taxation on both inward and outward migration to the UK and tax revenues can be significant," HMRC says.

That fragmentation plays out politically: the unresolved issue of gaining worldwide recognition of Kosovo's independence remains both an impediment and a source of agitation, while the rise of nationalism ahead of this fall's general election in Bosnia and Herzegovina has meant increasing divisiveness and even fear of renewed violence here.

How can it be that affluence, at the same time but in different places, is both apparent impediment, and invitation, to obesity, diabetes, and so on?

George: The marriage crisis throughout the western world seems to me both an impediment to the New Evangelization and a spur to it.

But in between, both explicit legal impediments and hidden obstacles continue to hamper access to Chinese customers, despite China's promises of reform when it joined the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2001.

Hawkes flawlessly embodied both the physical impediments O'Brien faced, as well as the deeply embedded internal conflicts.

The systemic impediments include both the legacy of racism and dramatic economic changes that have fallen with disproportionate severity on poor blacks.

At the same time, it suggests that even in the most liberal "post-racial" environment, perceptions of race and ethnicity are unavoidable impediments to both boys who are now college age.

In "More Than Just Race," the Harvard sociologist William Julius Wilson recaps his own important research over the past 20 years as well as some of the best urban sociology of his peers to make a convincing case that both institutional and systemic impediments and cultural deficiencies keep poor blacks from escaping poverty and the ghetto.