Sentence examples for hindrances to developing from inspiring English sources

To discover how much research doctors in our area do; to describe their attitudes to research; and to evaluate the hindrances to developing research that they found.

Greenpeace says the EU's presence is unsustainable and a hindrance to Africa developing its own robust fishing sector.

However, there is a lack of an effective means to test the immune response of cells to these combinations, resulting in a hindrance in the ability to develop new vaccines.

Despite these hypothesised hindrances and with the aim to develop new models of care, the German Ministry of Health announced a focus programme in 2001 to start research in the area of shared medical decision making.

Bosanquet describes the function of the state, then, as "the hindrance of hindrances" to human development.

We also teach people to develop themselves, and never put hindrance upon other's development.

Working recently with the London Borough of Southwark, it was interesting to hear how they saw road-warrior cyclists roaring through the area as a hindrance to their plans for developing a bicycle-friendly corner of the city.

Their dog and garden in San Francisco are the only hindrances to longer stays.

Section "Adoption of cloud computing" briefly depicts the incentives and hindrances to adopt Cloud computing and discusses how trust concepts is used to mitigate those hindrances.

Complex keyboards turn into hindrances to novices.

Hindrances to standardization, however, should be qualified.