Sentence examples for critical impediment from inspiring English sources

Access to fissile material is a critical impediment.

The biocompatibility and toxicity issues associated with these nanostructures have been a critical impediment for their use in biomedical applications.

This makes the problem of land mines central to any discussion of Afghanistan's future, for the mines are a critical impediment to the country's recovery.

Those taking part in the survey argue that a lack of willpower from the public sector represents a critical impediment to change.

In his analysis he described a land that offered the region's strongest potential bulwark against disorder, and identified the most critical impediment to its growth, prosperity and stability.

The absence of sufficient oxygen supply to maintain viability and function of encapsulated tissue has been the most critical impediment to progress.

The combined use of these innovative technologies provides a powerful approach to address several of the critical impediments (i.e., protein production, stability, purification, and crystallization) preventing membrane structure determinations.

A shrinking labor force and unimproved business environment are critical impediments to reform, but some in the business community have argued that an oil- and gas-dependent Russia could still grow quickly in the long run.

However, safety issues related to viral vectors are critical impediments to its clinical use [ 72].

That has led a growing number of economists to argue that the collapse of housing prices, a defining feature of this downturn, is also a critical and underappreciated impediment to recovery.

This impediment becomes critical when she is charmed by the lyrical correspondence of an African-Caribbean man, George Armstrong (the excellent Russell Hornsby), who was given her name by a member of her church who works alongside him digging the Panama Canal.