Sentence examples for continue to impede progress from inspiring English sources

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.

As the former rebels in Libya try to assemble a government to replace the toppled Qaddafi government, the quiet hoarding of weapons and detainees illustrates the fissures of regional rivalry and mutual distrust that continue to impede progress.

Despite decades of public health efforts, stigma continue to impede progress in diagnosis and treatment of TB [ 24].

Link, who moves fluidly from discussing dense science with experts to using simpler language to carry his message, recently teamed up with a colleague to identify other misconceptions about EBFM in an article in the journal Fisheries, "Myths That Continue to Impede Progress in Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management".

"Thailand investigated and prosecuted some cases against corrupt officials involved in trafficking, but trafficking-related corruption continued to impede progress," the report said.

The lack of an unambiguous thermal dosimetry continues to impede progress in clinical hyperthermia.

The president's visit to Kenya not only served to resurrect some personal memories, but it also provided a timely reminder of issues that continue to impede the country's progress.

American sanctions continue to impede investment in Iran.

However, significant barriers continue to impede widespread establishment of regional STEMI care systems in the United States.

Sepsis due to multidrug-resistant organisms, however, will continue to impede efforts to increase survival.

Injury kept him out of that summer's engagement with the Australians, and injuries have continued to impede his progress.