Sentence examples similar to impediments expected from inspiring English sources

While it might be expected that impediments would be more frequently cited by non-users than users of technologies, the opposite occurs.

Usaid officials said they never expected so many impediments.

Therefore, Simulation Platform is expected to eliminate impediments to handle multiple neural models that require multiple software.

The main advantage of the technique is that the position of the soft palate is not changed substantially, and it is expected that speech impediments such as those possibly arising following Le Fort I osteotomy are possibly obviated.

Being landlocked is seen as an impediment for trade and is expected to decrease trade flows (Overman et al. 2003).

(i) The services are necessary to resolve social or emotional problems that are expected to be an impediment to the effective treatment of the beneficiary's medical condition or to his or her rate of recovery.

The Supreme Court ruling removes all impediments to the deal, which is now expected to be completed by next week.

As a result, the proposed deal between AT&T and Comcast, which would have been unthinkable only a year ago, is not expected to encounter any serious impediments here.

Despite the elimination of tariff barriers between Canada and the United States, the volume of trade between the two countries is less than would be expected in the absence of impediments.

His imperious mother (the Nollywood veteran Bukky Ajayi) makes it clear that offspring are expected, posthaste, and that any impediments will be dealt with traditionally: If the wife is lacking, the husband will take another woman.

1951 Coffee is most likely the only the only third-wave coffee shop in the Bay Area where a lack of prior experience isn't an impediment to employment; if anything, it's expected.