Sentence examples for hindrance to progress from inspiring English sources
He came to understand that fits of petulance were not only undignified but a serious hindrance to progress.
A major hindrance to progress, the panel's report said, is that the climate program's director and subordinates lack the authority to determine how money is spent.
The MHP is against any changes to the article.And another thingIn addition to the question of freedom of expression, the Cyprus issue remains a hindrance to progress.
However, keynote speaker and chair of the All-Party ParliamEthics Group on Ethics and Sustainability in Fashion, Baroness Lola Young, said that "perfection can be a hindrance to progress".
Over time, the High Line became increasingly peripheral to New Yorkers, if they noticed it at all, seen more as a decaying behemoth, a platform for vice, and hindrance to progress than for its potential as a transformative public asset.
They point to the collapse in industrial production, the high unemployment, the corruption that affects so many business transactions and public sector life, the lack of investment in basic infrastructure and the loss of so many highly educated youth to overseas jobs as a hindrance to progress.
Worse, this rebel attitude signals to the larger culture that laws and regulations are quaint and archaic, and therefore hindrances to progress.
For some others, especially people who have survived trauma, tattoos related to the past can be a hindrance in their efforts to progress in their lives.
One hindrance to its progress is the fact that the lights keep going out.
They're outlived their usefulness, and now they're just a hindrance to making progress in the environmental health of the river".
Fosdick, a Baptist minister raised in the old orthodoxy, found his faith transformed by a study of the orthodoxy's hindrance to the progress of mankind.
