Sentence examples for central impediment from inspiring English sources

He said a central impediment is that Maryland's system requires online verification of each person's identity.

Disagreement over the city's status has been a central impediment to peace in the region ever since.

Its cost, which troubles credit ratings agencies examining France's solvency, is widely regarded as a central impediment to bringing down the French structural deficit and a significant drag on French competitiveness.

The initiative, unveiled last summer and currently being evaluated by Maine governor Paul LePage's administration, would make America's easternmost county the first to waive such taxes in a state that has them, and is intended to showcase economic libertarians' contention that taxes are a central impediment to economic development.

A central impediment has been the challenge of visualizing invasive cell interactions with basement membrane in vivo.

The central technological impediment is the general absence of low-cost technology for overcoming the recalcitrance of lignocellulosic biomass, as the costs of cellulases and hemicellulases contribute substantially to the price [ 7, 8].

A shortage of skilled health workers, financial constraints and delayed disbursement of funds from the central government were indicated as impediments to effective implementation.

However, the high density of microtubules in the central spindle and the presence of mitochondria were major impediments.

Ben Stiller's 21st-century overhaul goes further still, stuffing Thurber's central conceit with so many steroids that it becomes an impediment.

Ms. Morgenstern is a no-nonsense writer whose "analyze, strategize and attack" formula acknowledges psychological impediments to organization but does not make them central.

Lots of impediments stand in the way (among them Iraq's central government, which has not looked kindly upon the KRG's economic side deals).