Sentence examples for impede future from inspiring English sources
Over time, the junk could impede future missions.
Most people believe that its past malinvestment will impede future growth.
They said any slowing in the development of new broadband technology could impede future economic growth and also keep prices for new wireless services higher here than abroad.
The department also said the case could disclose sensitive information and claimed that the threat of liability would impede future military decisions.
To sustain democracy in the long term, Haiti will need to build and strengthen its institutions of civil society -- independent, voluntary organizations that can (one hopes) foster a system of checks and balances that impede future corruption and abuse.
While the move would be mainly symbolic — Europe does not import Canadian oil — the Canadian government fears that such a declaration might impede future efforts to expand oil sands exports beyond the United States.
Both near threatened and data-deficient categories contain species which cannot be assigned to a threatened category but which can also not be considered of least concern due to lack of data or due to impeding future threat.
But I didn't want to be a party pooper, let alone impede the future of classical music.
He told readers of the Times that he walked out, lest he be "a party pooper, let alone impede the future of classical music".
I therefore hope and trust that if there is any question that these "strategic alternatives" might in any way impede a future Microsoft merger you will at the very least allow shareholders to opine on them before embarking on such a transaction.
But its lawyers deny that any official proceeding was under way, so no crime could be committed; federal prosecutors dismiss that argument, saying that the obstruction law allows for convictions even if the document destruction takes place before a preliminary inquiry has begun, so long as the defendant was trying to impede a future, easily anticipated inquiry.
