Sentence examples for impeded it from inspiring English sources

Yet all of these factors fueled his writing as much as they impeded it.

In the years since the city-owned land has been ready for new construction, one problem or another has impeded it.

No French historian had taken bread so seriously, he said: "The very banality may have impeded it, and it was not archivally easy because documents were scattered and hard to master".

Gregory IX had earlier announced such a council, but Frederick II had impeded it by holding as prisoners more than 100 bishops who had fallen into the hands of the Pisans in the naval battle of Meloria.

The Continental system of a noble caste has not existed in England since early medieval days, and the past seven centuries have rarely seen the use of caste to prevent vertical movement in society, even though it has usually impeded it.

If moderates and liberals didn't feel similarly impeded, it's because by and large they weren't.

In a signed he editorial, he wrote: "The ad tax shrinks media resources, makes its job more difficult, limits its efficiency and impedes it from fulfilling its tasks".

The union's failure to undertake ambitious reforms will impede it from fulfilling its aspiration to become an effective diplomatic and economic counterweight to the United States on the global scene.

To achieve this, the administration will need to find a way to work with the civil service and allow it to do its job, not impede it.

Music you like increases focus, while music you don't impedes it.

Still, if lone scientists rarely push knowledge forward today, they rarely impede it, either.