Sentence examples for impeded movement from inspiring English sources
For decades, women playing tennis wore corsets and long skirts which impeded movement and added significant weight to the fabric being carried around; the colour white was favoured to hide sweat patches (Poirier 2003).
In the late nineteenth century, women playing tennis wore corsets and long skirts which impeded movement; today, the top players utilize fabric science that enables costume to control and record the temperature, sweat and muscle movement of the performer, whilst also presenting a vehicle to showcase their personality through their aesthetic choices.
On 10 February, Helgoland and the rest of the I Squadron sailed out of Wilhelmshaven towards Cuxhaven, but heavy fog impeded movement for two days.
On 20 May the British squadron, under the command of Captain Charles Marsh Schomberg, discovered the French off Tamatave and attacked, both sides hampered by light winds which impeded movement for much of the day.
Nevertheless, for all their bulk, these constructions do not significantly impede movement.
Although the Urals form the traditional boundary between Europe and Asia, they do not significantly impede movement.
The only other outlet from Gaza is at Rafah, where Egypt has imposed a system of controls almost equally draconian, which impede movement in and out.
The union contended that such compensation would impede movement, forcing the signing club, in effect, to pay twice: a huge sum to the player and further compensation to the player's former employer.
In practical terms though, both of these features impede movement, but not vision; we can see over them, but moving through them is more difficult.
Habitat connectivity is defined as the degree to which a landscape facilitates or impedes movement of organisms among habitat or resource patches.
BMW points out that this can dramatically improve ergonomic design, letting experts see how cabin elements or other features might impede movement or visibility before they build a more expensive physical model.
