Sentence examples for impedes progress from inspiring English sources

That cannot be reconciled with science but to the contrary impedes progress in fashioning a universal human ethic.

The veteran reporter Tyler's new book argues that Israel's militaristic culture is so deeply ingrained that it often overpowers democracy and impedes progress toward peace.

The two parties, which openly clashed over race from the late 1970s through the mid-1990s, have for the last decade pretty much agreed not to talk about race — a silence that impedes progress toward racial equality.

The realists, whose reigning philosopher is that master of realpolitik Henry Kissinger, counter that wrapping ourselves in human rights may play well for domestic audiences, but it impedes progress on vital issues, especially in the case of countries like China that put a premium on respect.

This is not unlike a field of snow, in which trudging through impedes progress; your shoes interacting with snow particles slows you down.

Failure to determine the HIV status of all pregnant women impedes progress in preventing and treating paediatric HIV because vertically exposed infants are not identified for prophylaxis, early HIV diagnosis and care.

They are not impeding progress one bit.

Noncompliance with obligations will impede progress.

But it warned that failings in investigations could impede progress.

These achievements do not impede progress; they engender it.

The Cuomo report was accepted by the governor and has since impeded progress on state business.