Sentence examples for continue impeded from inspiring English sources
Ben Arnold The team's investigations into the apparently random stabbing in the park continue, impeded only by emotional dramas: will Bobby connect with Lucy in spite of his visit with the high-spirited German detectives?
There is early evidence to suggest that continued impeded diffusion within an area of treated tumour can help to identify residual disease.
The failure of Mr Estrada to persuade Filipinos to accept changes to their constitution will continue to impede foreign investment and hinder efforts to expand the economy.
"Today, some in Riyadh not only continue to impede normalisation but are determined to drag the entire region into confrontation".
Yet the politics of the region continue to impede economic change — and analysts expect that to happen again in Deauville.
However, the group is building an unfortunate habit of disappointing the market on a periodic basis and this will continue to impede the group's attainable valuation rating.
Economists worry that stagnant incomes, which have failed to keep up with inflation, will continue to impede spending even though fuel prices are starting to fall.
The results are expected to change little in a troubled country where inter-ethnic tensions continue to impede much-needed economic reforms.
Visa requirements, a lack of direct flights and strict monetary policies continue to impede the China market but, Ms. Choi said, buyers are gaining interest despite the obstacles.
Meaningful tax relief would provide all families with additional financial resources that they could use for their children's education -- while avoiding the constitutional barriers that continue to impede progress on vouchers.
