Sentence examples for even impede from inspiring English sources

Technological innovation does not guarantee political innovation; at times, it might even impede it.

It could even impede job creation in the United States — exactly the opposite of what the Obama administration intends.

The Twist could even impede lending — and growth — by narrowing the gap between short and long term rates.

They know their language often makes the nonbeliever chuckle, and may even impede efforts to win converts, but they use it regardless, because their faith dictates it".

The vote in parliament this week will do nothing to help the flow from one to the other, and may even impede it.

More is being spent to study Type 2, which is generally viewed as incurable, although medicine and lifestyle changes have been thought to delay, even impede, the treacherous consequences.

Unedited History guides viewers through three distinct chapters; each recreating a pivotal socio-political epoch perceived to have shaped, or even impeded, the development of modern arts and culture in Iran.

Inert, risk averse behaviour, conversely, does not improve or even impedes innovative performance compared with other types of firm behaviour.

Moreover, it could become a kind of technical barrier to trade, especially for developing countries, in some cases even impeding exports from developing countries.

A scarcity of data complicates or even impedes the development of models that might enable us to improve understanding of complex community dynamics.

Most related studies have shown that soil respiration is positively correlated with soil temperature (Davidson et al. 1998), and that it can be modified or even impeded by soil water content under very wet or very dry conditions (Davidson et al. 2000; Raich and Schlesinger 1992).