Sentence examples for costly impediments from inspiring English sources
To economists, restrictions on short-selling often seem to be foolish and costly impediments to efficient markets.
But a new fleet of shuttles to place and maintain the satellites was the costly impediment.
The heart of this misconception is the idea that protecting nature is too costly, an impediment to economic growth and a barrier to competitiveness.
The management and processing of terabyte-scale radar data sets is time-consuming, costly, and an impediment to research.
(The study found "no technical impediments" to nuclear weapons but concluded that weapons would be costly and overly alarming to the public and to neighboring countries).
The system, which was criticised by the US Department of Justice earlier this year for systematically penalising African American residents with costly fines and fees for minor offences, was described by the commission on Monday as an "impediment to justice for many of our region's citizens".
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
"The fact that a war against Iraq could be potentially quite costly should make us think long and hard about whether or not we should embark upon such an endeavor, but it should never be an absolute impediment," he writes.
There are technical impediments.
