Sentence examples for impede further from inspiring English sources

If that were to impede further off-shore exploration here, it might give an advantage to a foreign oil exporter.

Indeed, higher capital requirements could impede further consolidation in the Spanish market, shrinking banks' capacity to buy failed savings banks.

Many environmental groups in the United States are using a proposed pipeline expansion, which could bring oil sands production to U.S. refineries on the Gulf of Mexico, as a reason to impede further development of the oil sands.

Unhappily, the notion of an impenetrable missile defense now threatens not only to impede further, highly desirable cuts in nuclear weapons, but also to stand in the way of future agreement with Moscow on permitting more modest technologies that could protect the country against a lesser attack by a rogue nation like North Korea.

That fear has been manipulated at various points in India's history by politicians, businessmen, nationalists afflicted by a sense of inferiority and socialist eggheads, who together ensured that India would open its economy to the world very late in its life and continue to impede further reforms.

These disadvantages might impede further application of this humanized mouse model.

Lack of a Lydian-Greek bilingual text of substantial length has seriously impeded further progress in analyzing the language.

It slowly oxidizes in air, forming Yb2O3; the metal is readily dissolved in diluted acids except hydrofluoric acid (HF), in which a protective layer of YbF3 forms on the surface and impedes further chemical reaction.

Almost 60% of respondents to a survey by the Royal Institution of Surveyors reported that material shortages, skill shortages or financial constraints were impeding further growth in the sector, while the proportion of respondents reporting labour shortages across all of the main trades climbed to an all-time high of 48% with bricklayers most in demand.

This impedes further and more effective development of deepwater oilfields.

Motion control in nuclear medicine imaging currently remains a major obstacle impeding further resolution advancements.