Sentence examples for impediment to reading from inspiring English sources

His mentor knew that the boy was living in a household where only Spanish was spoken — an impediment to reading and speaking proper English.

The principle impediment to reading journals, particularly scientific journals, is their high subscription costs.

(Eye fatigue seemed the only impediment to his reading extended passages on his own).

It was distressing to read that the key impediment to solving the labor strife at the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra was the national agreement on digital media.

That Elizabeth was allowed to read it, even permitted some entries of her own, was no impediment to outspokenness, although sex is limited to very few brief and discreet albeit enthusiastic mentions.

As Ochse points out, when Bemis becomes the last person on Earth, he finally has time to read, with all his books at his fingertips and the only impediment is technology when his medium for accessing them—his glasses— breaks.

In this age of Fifty Shades of Grey, it is a relief to read a story that is purely plot driven without all the modern adult story impediments in its way.

I had not understood, until I began sharing my work regularly, how much this difference between what I thought I had written and what my readers read had served as a quiet impediment to getting published.

Then I read  "God's Nobodies," by Mark Obbie, in which religion creates an impediment to forgiveness.

"Some see it as deeply offensive and an impediment to stamping out racism, and specifically anti-Semitism, on the terraces," said Britain's most widely-read Jewish newspaper, referring to the stands.

The main impediment to graduation: freshman math.