Sentence examples for hindrances that from inspiring English sources
He was said to have only a halting command of the language, one of the hindrances that often appeared to make Berti Vogts appear inflexible and unconvincing during his unhappy and unproductive time in charge of the Scotland team.
Females in Ethiopia have cultural hindrances that obstruct their involvement in various developmental activities outside their home.
Those who indicated not having adapted were assumed to not have taken concrete actions to change their management practices, whereas respondents who reported having made changes in their management were assumed to not have significant hindrances that would prevent them to undertake adaptation actions.
To be truly welcoming, she says, practitioners and leadership must "truly examine their own hearts" and become "willing to address the barriers and the hindrances" that stand in their way.
Even if this portion of the substrate is not part of the recognition domain (i.e. the base-pairing domain), it has been proposed to play a crucial role as an external determinant of the ability of a substrate to be cleaved in addition to potentially imposing steric hindrances that limit the cleavage activity.
It must point out the hindrances that impede the normal social functioning of vital processes, and effect their removal".
A dull blade is a dangerous hindrance that makes each job messier and more difficult than the last.
Mr. Krepon of the Stimson Center said the problem with the new proposal, a hindrance that has bedeviled previous efforts, was how to define a weapon.
One opponent, Aravane Rezai, complained to the chair umpire during their match, citing a little-known rule covered under "deliberate hindrance" that allows umpires to award points to the opponents of players who distract by yelling.
The tert-butyl moiety influences orderly chain packing, presumably through steric hindrance that can influence aromatic π-stacking.
Generally, higher valent anions are preferred over lower valent anions due to the lower steric hindrance that arise within the interlayer spaces.
