Sentence examples for impeded rather than from inspiring English sources

[FN94] If they do, Article 2B has impeded, rather than contributed to, this revolution in the software industry.

Sadly for handsome men, it seems their prospects are still impeded rather than enhanced by being hot.

They ignore that the surge has further complicated and impeded, rather than facilitated, the process of getting Iraq's leaders to agree to share power.

In vetoing the legislation on Friday, Mr. Reagan said that America's efforts to end apartheid would be impeded, rather than advanced, by severe economic sanctions.

I filed an expert declaration with the court (pro bono), explaining why the industry's arguments were wrong, and why this and similar patents actually impeded rather than fostered innovation.

The EPA has often demonstrated rigidity and a maddening legalistic and bureaucratic formality that has sometimes impeded rather than promoted environmental protection.

But when that inflammation hangs on for too long, it impedes rather than speeds healing.

In their eagerness to exercise authority, managers often impede, rather than expedite, decision making.

But he warned that the bourgeois values of wealth, vanity, and ostentation would impede rather than advance the growth of equality, morality, dignity, freedom, and compassion.

It also reflected the view of some in the White House that the organization, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, needed to be overhauled and was impeding, rather than aiding, the peace process.

Overall, it is argued that, despite its heuristic value, the MCO today is impeding rather than enabling further progress in our comprehension of living systems.