Sentence examples for free from impediments from inspiring English sources
In this stretch, at Koulikoro, the river takes a more east-northeasterly direction, and its bed becomes fairly free from impediments for about 1,000 miles (1,600 km).
Also, chances are that they had had that idea for a long time, and that the feeling they are describing is actually one of release: the idea is freed from impediments, things that were dragging it down.
It is asserted that the vessels have thus been given a dominant federal right to the use of the navigable waters of the United States, free from the local impediment that would be imposed by the Detroit ordinance.
The problem to be solved was this: he needed to attach the small sections he had just cut to long lengths of square pipe (which would later become the tent's legs), but he needed to keep the hollow insides of the pipes free from screws and other impediments because he intended to insert a spring inside them, which required freedom of movement.
This approach is free from some of the impediments of SELEX as mentioned above.
This approach is free from some of the impediments of SELEX, such as the need to design randomized DNA/RNA libraries of appropriate complexity and aptamer length to provide candidates for binding with the specific targets.
Free from proprietorial influence.
Free from party political bias.
They were free from steatosis.
