Sentence examples for continued to impede from inspiring English sources

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

Adverse conditions continued to impede even information-gathering flights over some of these areas, giving rise to rumours that later faded such as 300 dead in one town.

Although conflicts between Colorados and Blancos continued to impede economic development, by 1900 Uruguay's population grew to one million—a 13-fold increase over the level of 1830.

In 1983, five years after being drafted in the 18th round, he made his major league debut, but All-Stars continued to impede his progress — Andre Dawson, Tim Wallach, Tim Raines.

A day after President Bush sketched a long-term vision for peace here, the accumulating tally of tit-for-tat violence continued to impede his administration's attempts to carry it out.

However, steep terrain and the lack of paved roads continued to impede rescue operations, officials said.

American sanctions continue to impede investment in Iran.

"Today, some in Riyadh not only continue to impede normalisation but are determined to drag the entire region into confrontation".

Iraqi forces are continuing to impede the transfer of at least 250 wounded Camp Ashraf residents to hospital.

Yet the politics of the region continue to impede economic change — and analysts expect that to happen again in Deauville.

In asking that supervision be continued, the United States attorney's office cited a "culture of corruption that continues to impede efforts to fight that corruption".