Sentence examples for impedes access from inspiring English sources

Default is no quick fix either, since it impedes access to new credit and carries a degree of social stigma.

Any Medicaid change at the federal or state level that impedes access to school-based health centers harms vulnerable children and increases emergency room and hospitalization costs.

As New Yorkers have watched the waterfront around Manhattan open up in recent years, one stretch has lagged: the East River waterfront, especially from the Brooklyn Bridge north to 38th Street, where the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive impedes access, bike lanes are squeezed by development and, now in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, storm surges threaten parkland.

Lack of health insurance coverage of the poor in developing countries impedes access to adequate health care.

The focus on quantity of housing units built, as opposed to the good location, connectivity and functionality of the dwellings, impedes access of the residents to income-generating opportunities and reduces their socio-economic mobility.

This theory posits that being the sex minority or having siblings of the opposite sex impedes access to education because 'same sex siblings may stimulate a competitive, achievement-orientated environment among children while opposite sex ones may engender a more sociable, less aggressive environment' (Conley 2000: 445).

China is threatening to impede access to the sea-lanes off its coast.

I'd like to turn JUDGE JUDITH W. ROGERS -- Foreclosure means more than simply impeding access?

The government's proposed closure of magistrates and county courts will further seriously impede access to justice.

QUESTION FROM NITO: What do you think of the Court's decision to impede access to the Court's building through the very famous steps?

Rather, he cited water main work on Atlantic Avenue that has impeded access, and problems in promoting the tours through a local business group.