Sentence examples for could be impediments from inspiring English sources

But no boulders were in sight that could be impediments to the six-wheel rover's movements.

Citing comparisons with the 1953 version, the preview suggested that debutant director, Sarkar's inexperience in film-making, the probable inability of debutant actress, Balan to portray Lalita's character appropriately, suitable 1960s depiction by contemporary actors and musician, Shantanu Moitra's until then unimpressive soundtracks, could be impediments to a successful adaptation.

(Olbermann dated Ingraham briefly a decade ago. "There were a few problems," he told me. "There were a few things that I could see were going to be impediments. Oddly, they were not political things").

It was clear during his early hearings that Acevedo's gang involvement could be an impediment.

"It was exhilarating to be part of a team, but I worried that I could be an impediment," she said.

The bill would not provide curbside electronics recycling, which could be an impediment, some recycling advocates said.

"We withdrew it to demonstrate our desire to remove issues that could be an impediment to an agreement," he said.

If you have to walk in and penetrate the park deeper and deeper, that could be an impediment," said Milliken.

That could be an impediment to an agreement, because in a merger I don't think he has a place, and he has been a very strong leader.

"I regret we had an incident that could be an impediment to progress," Mr. Powell said, referring to the killing of Abdullah Qawasmeh, a leading Hamas figure.

While respected for his intelligence, Mr. Kim has never been a money manager, and hedge fund experts say that his experience at Merrill could be an impediment to raising money.