Sentence examples for impeded by problems from inspiring English sources

Efforts to manage the snow and ice in France also have been impeded by problems with the distribution of de-icing salt.

A promise of agrarian reform is being impeded by problems figuring out who owns what land; the official registry says people have title to one-fourth more land than there is national territory.

This land, which now includes Nubia, is a land of enormous distances, and its exploration was long impeded by problems of transport and political unrest.

The commercialization of drug delivery systems based on CNTs will be impeded by these problems.

CONCLUSIONS: Overall employment of persons with schizophrenia seems to be impeded by clinical problems, including symptoms of schizophrenia and poorer neurocognitive and intrapsychic functioning.

In addition, the interpretation of several trials was impeded by other problems.

However, the cloning of three sequences in series into the plasmid was impeded by technical problems.

Test and retest figures related to the number of days at work while impeded by health problems were moderate.

Conceptualization, analysis and comparison are impeded by the usual problems with English terminology.

At the same time, the HST is not impeded by any of the problems caused by the atmosphere.

Some care provider organizations in the linkage model aimed at providing case management before diagnosis, but they were impeded by funding issues as well as problems tracing people with early symptoms who need a case manager.