Sentence examples for further impeded from inspiring English sources

The shorter wavelengths are further impeded due to the impedance ratio of the WIB walls and in-fill materials and absorbed by the in-fills more.

These opinion letters impacted the board's decision-making process regarding a manual recount and further impeded the board's ability to proceed more expeditiously.

The practices disclosed by Edward Snowden coupled with the targeted surveillance of Associated Press journalists further impeded the ability for journalists to protect their sources.

Social mobility is further impeded as the rich shower their children with private education and after-school help, while the poorest in many countries cannot afford even to let their children stay in school.

Finally, the economic transition was further impeded by the fact that much of Moldovan industry was located in the separatist region of Transdniestria, which had proclaimed independence from Moldova in 1990, resulting in a brief civil war.

Those actions, he said, further impeded the eight-foot passage cafes must allow for pedestrians and violated the promise that the owners made when they were awarded a sidewalk permit.

Next year is likely to be worse, as electoral politics will further impede decision-making in the US, France and several other countries.

That has always irritated the Galápagos's 16,000 residents, who must now also worry about befouled waters further impeding their livelihood.

Most banks could easily cope with the European Union's proposed tax of 0.2 percent of assets, but the cumulative effect of other taxes and new capital rules would further impede lending.

That she is even alive is surprising in a predominantly Hispanic region where cultural and religious beliefs further impede organ donations that everywhere face hurdles of genetics and matching blood types.

WASHINGTON — Brian Schweitzer, the former governor of Montana, announced Saturday that he would not run for the state's open Senate seat in 2014, a decision that further impedes Democratic efforts to retain their majority in the midterm elections.