Sentence examples for further impediment from inspiring English sources

Conceptual ambiguity is a further impediment to its understanding and implementation.

"This is one further impediment to access to post-secondary education for all but the well-to-do".

He and others said that the protective glass encasing the bust would have been a further impediment.

A further impediment was his expectation that the Chosen One would gladly submit to her imperious master's every whim.

But we hasten to add that Cyberspace is not, behind that border, a homogeneous or uniform territory behind that border, where information flows without further impediment.

This is a man whose inner circle is very small .The lack of bipartisanship in American foreign policy is a further impediment.

Further impediments to opera's gaining a foothold in England were the impoverished state of the monarchy and the mid-century Civil Wars, which further drained the country's economy.

I argue that situations of chronic urban insecurity can create opportunities for the state to tighten its relationship with marginal communities, but that they do so in a way that may raise further impediments to substantively improving democratic governance.

(But the NRA doesn't actually represent its members; it represents the interests of the gun industry, which contributes more than half of the NRA's revenues and has no desire to see further impediments to a person's ability to buy more guns).

The settler movement, which has considerable influence with Binyamin Netanyahu's rightwing government, is pushing for the demolitions to be carried out promptly, saying there is no further legal impediment.

And there is a further objection; the impediment which the flute presents to the use of the voice detracts from its educational value.