Sentence examples for impeded its from inspiring English sources

If existentialism's very notoriety as a cultural movement may have impeded its serious philosophical reception, then, it may be that what we have most to learn from existentialism still lies before us.

The FECG contains potentially valuable information that could assist clinicians in making more appropriate and timely decisions during labor, but the FECG signal is vulnerable to noise and difficulty of processing it accurately without significant distortion has impeded its use [ 19- 22].

Its lack of river transport, by cutting it off from maritime contacts important in the medieval period, impeded its development from a small manufacturing town to a large city until the late 18th century, when it became the leading nucleus of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

Forged during the Reconquista, the urban aristocracy's military mentality impeded its participation in trade and crafts.

The panel said that the city's refusal to turn over the information had "significantly impeded" its investigation.

The composite crew contended that Harvard impeded its progress early in the race, but its appeal was rejected.

"He's done everything he can to block it and impede its implementation".

Republicans have tried to impede its work, believing it will saddle financial firms with onerous regulation and unreasonable investigations.

Instead it wants the obstacles it sees as impeding its aspirations swept away.

When someone is killed, even though it temporarily weakens the group, it doesn't ultimately impede its activities".

As the statue nears completion it seems little will impede its inauguration.