Sentence examples for greater impediments from inspiring English sources

But the greater impediments in the borough were vertical.

In Ohio, a new anti-abortion law follows the pattern of most of these new initiatives: making it more and more difficult for women to get abortions – with even greater impediments for poor women.

There are no greater impediments to increasing the number of women in Parliament than the unnecessary and unthinking continuation of rules, practices and habits established when election to the House of Commons was a privilege open only to men.

To this end, the USPSTF recommends that clinicians screen adults for obesity and offer intensive lifestyle counseling[ 56] However, clinical providers have limited training in such counseling and even greater impediments addressing social and environmental factors that influence the development of obesity[ 28- 30].

Shelling is a greater impediment to medical work than armed Islamist groups, a Syrian doctor working in opposition-held Idlib has said.

In fact, in some cases, the cost of insurance can be a greater impediment to car ownership than the cost of the vehicle itself, the authors said.

Proponents of home zones believe, as I do, that cars, not signs, are by far the greater impediment to free play in neighbourhoods.

Although articles debunking the tie between video games and violence are helpful, there is a greater impediment that stops them becoming a respected entertainment medium that can be remedied much sooner.

A greater impediment is the fact that in order to accomplish his ends, he'll need to extricate himself from both prison and a plot to kill the leader of the knights.

But even given that, he finds the three-year limit to be a greater impediment because if a private equity firm can turn around a bank in a year, why should they hold it for another two?

One can debate whether 20,000 feet or vaporization constitutes a greater impediment to hearing.