Sentence examples for chief hindrances from inspiring English sources

The chief hindrances were numerous structures, divergent values among stakeholders, frequent turnover of personnel and team leaders; lacking staff supervision and miscommunication.

Chief among these hindrances is a sense of shame.

Yoo publicly debated last month the radical notion of the "unitary executive" - that the president, as commander-in-chief, is sole judge of the law, unbound by hindrances such as the Geneva conventions, and has inherent authority to subordinate independent government agencies to his fiat.

"But once they saw that I could do the work, I never had a problem with them". Being a woman is "definitely not a hindrance" in male-dominated industries, agreed Sheri L. Orlowitz, chairman and chief executive of Shan Industries, which owns two manufacturing plants.

"One of the biggest things that is a hindrance to an Ivy is they only play 10 games," said Gil Brandt, the former personnel chief for the Dallas Cowboys who analyzes the draft for NFL.com.

Hakan Mogren, Astra's chief executive, announced in March that he would like to seek a merger, but Astra's venture with Merck was a major hindrance.

But there were unexpected hindrances too.

Their chief characteristic is redundancy.

[World Business, Section W.] Air Canada Hindered by Dominance For Robert Milton, the chief executive of Air Canada, the company's status as a flag carrier and one of the few homegrown companies to carve out a global presence has been more hindrance than help.

Will these hindrances keep the economy from recovering on time?

But by then the constant hindrances had strained concentration.