Sentence examples for impede some of from inspiring English sources

Democrats may feel reassured, because ineptitude may impede some of Trump's worst initiatives.

You might think that would impede some of von Trier's more provocative impulses but DR has a reputation for hands-off production.

By the same token, I have the privilege every day of being able to try to steer the ship of U.N. peacekeeping, to open the gates to civilians fleeing mass violence in South Sudan, or try to push for a peacekeeping force to be deployed to the Central African Republic, or, on Ebola, try to counteract some of the fear that might impede some of the response.

That made scheduling a challenge and impeded some of Astor's efficiency gains.

According to a 1995 report issued after security breaches at the White House, the fence was built so people could see the White House; Jefferson's wall impeded some of the view.

Wales hooker Owens sparked the purple patch as he barged over from close range, albeit with referee George Clancy seemingly impeding some of the Dragons' would-be tacklers.

Just recall Pope Benedict's pontificate: an introverted, contemplative man, his affect impeded some of his richest teachings.

In upcoming years his party will take control of the appointive upper house, which has impeded some of his initiatives.

We routinely use IL-2 to expand T cells, but evidence is emerging that this may also assist in the expansion of regulatory T cells, this subpopulation may be impeding some of the observed cytotoxicity that we are engineering in to these cells (Nelson, 2004).

And according to the Times, One57, the nearby up-and-coming luxury condo tower, is beginning to impede upon some of the "still-spectacular" Central Park view.

Liver function is impeded by some of them.