Sentence examples for impediments and challenges from inspiring English sources

While there are many impediments and challenges towards wastewater management in developing countries, these can be overcome by suitable planning and policy implementation.

Second, weekly learning circle calls among the facilitators, which included discussion of site updates and group problem-solving of organizational impediments and challenges, assisted in enhancing cohesion and consistency in approach.

The stories capture how Yolŋu educators and Indigenous community members experienced and interpreted the project including effective practices, challenges, impediments and recommendations for the future.

While the costs, constraints, and challenges of long-term observational studies and interventional trials are a serious impediment to understanding the progression of chronic diseases, a natural experiment is currently underway in U.S. prisons.

"Importantly they have a dynamic structure in which things happen when you take actions, there are challenging goals and objectives, impediments and a real risk of failure.

We searched for variability within each element that would indicate a spectrum of progress ranging from "proceeding well according to plan" (i.e. successful) to "addressing impediments and therefore lagging behind schedule" (i.e. challenged).

As she got older, she struggled with some of the aspects that come with an autism diagnosis, like a speech impediment, communication challenges, sensitivity to sounds and other sensory sensitivities.

We provide initial directions for handling these possible impediments, and simulations which indicate their potential impact.

"I like speech impediments and tiny deformities," she wrote.

But the effort was hobbled by legal impediments and delays in US funding.

"The legacy technology that operates in most banks is a major impediment to serving customers better, and increased challenges from regulation and more capital requirements make it hard to fix," said Jenkins.