Sentence examples for further impedes from inspiring English sources

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.

For autoimmune conditions, the medicine of last resort for these flares is prednisone, a steroid that calms flares but that, for me, further impedes sleep, caused a cataract to develop in one eye and comes with a host of other side-effects.

While the sediment particles are traveling towards the bottom the sediment's volumetric share is considerable, which further impedes the analysis of the investigated system.

Bringing the United Auto Workers on board with a direct ownership role appeases labor but further impedes the tough decisions GM needs to make to emerge a viable, profitable company.

However, such membrane proteins typically lack continuity, and their intensity distributions are often very heterogeneous; moreover, nuclei can form large clump, which further impedes the quantification of membrane signals on a cell-by-cell basis.

Its utilization as an anti-oxidant can effectively diminish ROS and curtail the formation of NADH, a situation that further impedes the release of ROS via oxidative phosphorylation.

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.

Finally, an unexpected increase in Bank rate might cause sterling to appreciate further, bearing down on inflation and further impeding UK economic rebalancing".

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

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.

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