Sentence examples for have been impediments from inspiring English sources

Those who have worked with Carnegie Hall over the years know that there have been impediments to the hall's living up to its potential.

That has happened in several countries in the last year, and in the United States one organization plans to use exit polls in five closely contested states in November to measure whether there have been impediments to voting.

"There have been no impediments placed in our way," he said.

"It is clear from women's experiences that from time to time that there may have been some impediments".

"My view of what needs to be done is to address a combination of three problems that have been rigid impediments to our growth," Padoan told me.

This is a far cry from her demurring during a debate last month, when she declined to spell out the problems women confronted, saying only that "from time to time there may have been some impediments".

Corporatization is only one element, although an important element, of the decay, but for decades, in the name of "privatization," we have been removing impediments not to the exercise of individual free will, but to corporate control.

These islets have been an impediment to smooth bilateral relations for years.

Yet it is not fuel costs that have been the impediment to reactor construction in recent years, but capital costs.

The mountain might have been an impediment, whereas the slimmed-down version breaks neatly into programmed sections that you can visit as often as you need.

This seems to have been an impediment to real mystical experiences; the ruthlessness of this psychological technique buried every attempt at ecstatic exaltation under an enormous inferiority complex.