Sentence examples for impediments making from inspiring English sources
They created impediments, making it difficult to produce, and then plundered what little was produced anyway.
In the United States, a combination of infrastructure constraints and legal impediments makes it very likely that regional price disparities will widen in coming weeks.
Some state lawmakers have no interest in making the process easier, believing that too few polling places or other impediments make it harder for minorities or poor people to participate.
"He saw with his own eyes that even when governments wanted to do the right thing, their huge debt and AIDS and other impediments, made it hard to get off the ground".
But regulatory, reimbursement and legal impediments make these primary-care markets less attractive.
She concluded that statutes of limitations and other "legal impediments" made it impossible to charge Schneiderman.
As a player, Walton had a severe speech impediment, making his elevation to the role of co-lead analyst a triumph of techniques taught to him by the late sportscaster Marty Glickman.
That's a huge impediment, making neural interfaces only viable for people who have a huge amount to gain, such as those who've been paralyzed or suffered brain damage.
A speech impediment makes it hard for him to enunciate.
When Beinart shelves his Icarus metaphor, he usefully grapples with the practical impediments to making good policy.
