Sentence examples for formidable impediment to from inspiring English sources
The DMZ has been a much more formidable impediment to the exchange of people and ideas than the Berlin Wall ever was.
We'll talk investigations and perp walks with Janet in a just moment, but first, let's tackle what I call the most formidable impediment to an economic recovery.
India - hamstrung by post-Pokharan II sanctions that were formidable impediments to its economic growth and strategic ambitions - seized on the American overture, thus ending the long estrangement and ushering "Achhe Din".
What's more, today formidable impediments remain to achieving this dream--specifically, the adoption of common, industry-wide standards.
Although high throughput technology has been democratized, formidable impediments remain that prohibit researchers whose work is not in human, model human, or agriculturally important species from realizing its benefits.
Branch workers around the country described to me a feeling during this period that they were being kept out on the shop floor as a hindrance, but no real impediment, to incident; on display like scarecrows, and about as formidable a deterrent.
The main impediment to graduation: freshman math.
That is an impediment to political change.
Are drugs an impediment to rebuilding?
That lawsuit was an impediment to reforms".
"It is an impediment to learning".
