Sentence examples for impediment for the from inspiring English sources

This suggests a catastrophic event of some kind or a physical or technical impediment for the crew to communicate.

I discussed this with my engineer and my shop foreman today, and we all agreed that the lack of shop-floor experience would be a crippling impediment for the next engineer.

But the absence of law, and the rife banditry outside Kabul, has been a major impediment for the United Nations and relief agencies eager to begin the reconstruction work the country so desperately needs.

"There's no doubt in my mind," Mr. Carter said, "that a negative vote on this issue in the Congress will be a serious setback and impediment for the further democratization, freedom and human rights in China".

This constituted a serious impediment for the proper management of palygorskite-containing soils under irrigated agriculture.

Multidrug resistance is a major impediment for the successful chemotherapy in breast cancer.

The primary impediment for implementing the change has been the magnitude of the carbon conversion factor (i.e., the EC/TC ratio), which can be affected by many factors including fuel type and engine load (Noll et al., 2005).

However, we expect we will have to continue to push back against such impediments for the foreseeable future.

Indeed, invoking national security seems to eliminate a disturbing number of institutional impediments for the executive branch.

These bulges could act as physical impediments for the lateral flow of the Al-Au solid solution.

It has been realized that this standard has led to serious impediments for the fulfilment of total CAD/CAM integration.