Sentence examples for impeded since from inspiring English sources
The economics department and the business school argued that faculty recruitment would be impeded, since professors wouldn't want to move to a "live construction zone".
What's more, true hedging by those most inclined to do so could be impeded, since those with material inside information would have to be prevented from trading.
The main challenge is that SMZ biodegradation with bacteria is impeded, since SMZ is a bacteriostatic antibiotic, designed to block microbes in their growth.
The hearing sense is also impeded since it can facilitate localisation when no visual information is available, and the robot has no equivalent giving an unfair advantage to the human.
Furthermore, beneficial therapy in a life-threatening situation might be impeded, since, to date, it is unknown whether there is any evidence of a benefit of ASCT for some subgroups of breast cancer patients [ 23].
Several hours later, at a reception for the country's top business leaders, Mr. Kim said his government would remove some of the restrictions that they say have impeded them since the economic crises of 1997 and 1998.
However, for certain applications the potential throughput efficiency can be impeded enough since the multiprotocol encapsulation-forward error correction (MPE-FEC) frame may be marked as incorrect even if it happens that some self-contained parts of it are error-free.
Developers that are accustomed to working in fast-moving environments with scalable, easy-to-implement products have long since been impeded by outdated procurement processes for new vendors, which slow down prototyping and time-to-market.
The Cuomo report was accepted by the governor and has since impeded progress on state business.
Agent Blows Whistle Mike German, a veteran FBI agent, is the latest in a string of F.B.I. whistle-blowers who say they were retaliated against after voicing concerns about how management issues had impeded terrorism investigations since the Sept. 11 attacks.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland argues that practice impedes accountability since officers have an interest in protecting their colleagues from discipline.
