Sentence examples for far impeded from inspiring English sources
The roundup was widely interpreted as a signal from the chief United Nations investigator, Detlev Mehlis, to other potential witnesses and suspects that he would no longer tolerate the foot-dragging and stonewalling that have so far impeded the investigation.
The tidal-power possibilities of Passamaquoddy, whose tides average an 18-foot rise, were first studied in the 1920s and have been the subject of occasional investigations ever since, but the continuing engineering difficulties and the immense costs involved, along with environmental concerns, have so far impeded any development.
However, the real-life abilities of RAMP microscopy regarding sensitivity and phototoxicity issues, which have so far impeded prolonged optical recordings at high frame rates, have not been assessed.
The lack of large-scale presurgical fMRI studies is apparent and so far impeded further clinical implementation of this technique within the diagnostic setting prior to neurosurgery [ 12].
The influence of transnational tobacco companies on policy processes in Russia has so far impeded a full implementation of the FCTC mandates.
The national conversation has been tough on trigger warnings, with many arguing that these advisories have gone too far, impeding academic freedom.
However, the lack of appropriate in vivo models of PHF-like tau phosphorylation so far impedes a proof of this concept.
E-marketplaces are still struggling to work out the kinks that so far have impeded Latin America's small businesses from reaping the benefits of Internet-based trade.
Far from impeding efficiency, small talk and gossip can actually grease the wheels of government.
But far from impeding her ability to establish rapport, distance has, counterintuitively, enabled Ms. Gross to create a sense of closeness and engagement that has become a hallmark of what many see as the best interview show in broadcasting.
Far from impeding or postponing the development of activity-based anorexia, presenting food at irregular times resulted in a pronounced body-weight loss, a low food intake and an increase in locomotor activity.
