Sentence examples for impediment to efficiency from inspiring English sources

Niceness is an impediment to efficiency, and anyway, no one believes it.

The main impediment to past efficiency efforts has been a lack of funds.

The cities with which the charity has linked up include Chicago, London and New York.Most governments, however, do not seem convinced that businessmen and do-gooders are capable of overcoming the impediments to energy efficiency on their own.

Russia is no stranger to television-related impediments to work efficiency: when the whole country was obsessed with a Mexican soap opera in the early 1990s, state television added a second daily screening in order to save the grain harvest.

It is of particular interest in the context of vertical axis wind turbines, where dynamic stall is the principal impediment to achieving improved aerodynamic efficiency.

A major impediment to the success of a CRISPR/Cas9 experiment is the efficiency of the sgRNA; Kim et al. (2014) report that half of their tested sgRNAs fail.

It is fashionable to argue that rights at work can be an unnecessary obstacle to efficiency, an impediment in an age of non-hierarchical company structures where creativity and initiative are valued more highly than suits, ties and punctuality.

So despite annoying everyone and being an impediment to effective communication, the office-speaking meme became associated with power and efficiency and money in much the same way that a long tail became associated with attractiveness in birds of paradise.

Mitt Romney recently attacked the latest federal energy bill, which mandates average fuel-efficiency of 35 miles per gallon, as an impediment to Detroit's ability to crank out sport-utility vehicles.

The main impediment to graduation: freshman math.

That is an impediment to political change.