Sentence examples for has been impeding from inspiring English sources
However, the lack of a robust cell culture system and animal model has been impeding the development of NoV vaccines.
Microsoft, itself no stranger to bullying rivals when it sees fit, argued that Google has been "impeding competition" by keeping Bing from having full access to videos on YouTube, a Google-owned site, angling to keep Bing from searching certain online books, and restricting how YouTube functions on Microsoft's smartphone operating system, among other practices.
Reforming education and the courts has been impeded.
But its defence has been impeded by a lack of hard data.
Hanson says growth in Noongar language learning has been impeded by a lack of formal language texts, including a dictionary.
Mechanization of agriculture has been impeded by the fragmentation of holdings in the mountains and lags behind the national average.
The United States has resettled millions of refugees from all over the world, but all too often its humanitarian impulse has been impeded by paranoia and fear.
Saddam Hussein, watching our confused presidential election, might think that the transition process has been impeded, leaving the United States under weak leadership.
Mr Morton is careful to point out where progress has been impeded by hubris or tucked away in academic literature.There is also, of course, the inevitable warning.
Until now, officials say, access to Iraqi scientists has been impeded by the presence of "minders" from the government, and they predict that in the next two weeks the effort to interview experts alone will be stepped up.
Third set: Federer* 3-2 Nadal; Nadaleadsds by two sets to love Federer holds comfortably, but there's no obvious sign that Nadal's movement has been impeded by that injury scare.
