Sentence examples for emotional impediments from inspiring English sources
After Trump's "fire and fury" remarks about North Korea, earlier this month, Dr. Bandy Lee, a professor of psychiatry at Yale Medical School, sent her second letter about Trump to all members of Congress, warning that his "severe emotional impediments" pose "a grave threat to international security".
In fact, "at risk" generally means children who have learning impediments that are due to physical, emotional, socioeconomic or cultural factors.
In one group, anxiety and stress dominated; to them, the main impediment to writing was a deep emotional distress that sapped the joy out of writing.
The two impediments are technology and emotion.
People tend to focus on the numbers and on structural impediments to obtaining good education, but they don't really think so much of the social and emotional stuff, and that is where these kids struggle.
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
There are technical impediments.
T: 'Changes or impediments…'?
They have hearing impediments.
