Sentence examples for impeded that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedman assumes that the West should have counted on Russia's evolution to democracy after the fall of the Soviet Union, and that NATO's expansion to Russia's borders created hard feelings and impeded that process.

What impeded that, she said, is that "the entrenched power of the status quo wouldn't let go".

That's a problem, and it's something we need to change, but dumb, lazy rhetoric from Dawkins, Harris and other hardline anti-theists has impeded that progress as much as anyone else.

I couldn't escape the feeling that, despite McIver's charms, I wanted to care more about Liv than I did, and having her become a new version of herself each week somewhat impeded that process.

Murray et al. [ 25] examined the primary care reform in Canada and found that although the health care providers reported themselves ready to make necessary changes and willing to move to interdisciplinary team practices, challenges still impeded that movement.

For the first time in recent memory, it was Democrats who impeded that chamber from doing business, an occupation of the lower chamber by the opposition party, and the result was a thrilling example of heroic politics.

"Nothing here impedes that".

If we would stop impeding that and allow it to happen, it probably would".

Nevertheless, capillary leak or vasodilation may impede that fluid actually increases the stressed blood volume [1].

It also rules out deliberately regressive measures which impede that goal.

For any institution to attempt to pre-emptively ban protest severely impedes that debate.