Sentence examples for hindrances for from inspiring English sources

However, safety concerns for bicyclists is one of the main hindrances for bicycling.

No muffling hindrances for Heinrich, a zoologist whose previous nature writing earned a nomination for the National Book Award.

Finally, the current status of industrial application is presented, possible hindrances for the adaptation of the technology are discussed, and future directions of development are indicated.

Delayed diagnostic treatments with the use of optimal biopsy techniques may result in significant hindrances for patient care and may often result in detrimental outcomes to the patient.

The rising power of Sunni religious leaders presents serious hindrances for the Bush administration as it tries to build legitimacy for an Iraqi government that it plans to endow with modest sovereignty on June 30.

We envisage that this inhibition of the EDA-integrin interactions may occur either directly due to the binding of Irigenin to the C-C loop, thus blocking its interactions with integrins or it may create steric hindrances for binding of integrins to other sequence within EDA.

That knee injury was a genuine hindrance for him.

"It's a huge business hindrance for us.

As an athlete, it has never been a hindrance for me in any way".

"However, it may be a hindrance for complicated tasks that require thinking.

"Perhaps it would be a hindrance for an actor to have an essence.