Sentence examples for impeded at from inspiring English sources

From screening to diagnosis and treatment, best practice in Kenya is impeded at every stage.

Jeffrey Toobin joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss why minority voters are still being impeded at the polls.

The U.S. economic recovery would be impeded, at a cost of as many as 750,000 jobs.

With Dorothy Wickenden April 7, 2016 Jeffrey Toobin joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss why minority voters are still being impeded at the polls.

Kayani mused about the "glorification of terrorism" (particularly the pictures of dead combatants in the press) and said Pakistan needed press laws similar to those in the UK. 7. (C) Kayani and Petraeus agreed that some of the civilian/military projects, which had been impeded at the 11th Corps, needed to be speeded up.

Otherwise, slip is impeded at the grain boundary.

"They didn't let children impede at all on their total, engulfing commitment to their careers, and although I did everything I was asked to do quite well, I was giving to my family as well".

Rotenone is likely to hamper ROS formation in SFR-treated cells because, as a Complex I inhibitor [ 62], it impedes at the origin the electron flow to other, possibly pivotal targets located downstream, such as Complex III.

Sexton's fourth penalty, after Attwood was adjudged to have impeded Murray at the back of a ruck, had an ominous feel to it.

And might it not be dismaying for impressionable children to find out in their studies of industry that, as we've learned from a recent biography of W. K. Kellogg, the growth of his corporation was impeded, and at one point nearly throttled, by a bitter legal squabble over business matters with none other than his own brother.

Asked if Force India's Adrian Sutil had impeded him at Parabolica on his final lap, Hamilton said: "Yeah, but I should have done it on the previous lap.