Sentence examples for impediments that may prevent from inspiring English sources

The increasingly dominant message that commercially fortified foods are the solution to hidden hunger obviates the importance of living conditions and structural impediments that may prevent families from creating a balanced diet.

Helen McCrory plays Elizabeth I with a speech impediment that may be intended solely to build to a gag referencing one of our greatest thespians.

In effect, the statement said there were no environmental impediments that would prevent President Obama from approving the pipeline.

But Mr. Whitman noted that among the impediments that might prevent MBIA from winning a stable outlook was the possibility that Mr. Ackman might adversely affect the company.

Do you see steps or other impediments that would prevent anyone in a wheelchair from getting to the polling booth?

I'm part of something that may help prevent diabetes.

Her preferred remedy is to allow the market to deal with most such problems, by removing the many impediments that prevent shareholders from playing the role that economic theory says they are supposed to play.

The valley metaphor helps explain the impediments that prevent biomedical science from realizing its potential and the risks of failing to translate knowledge into public benefit.

They would remove impediments that have prevented Walt Disney from buying companies like the AT&T cable operations.

Some studies suggest that soy foods may prevent cancers.

She blamed "systemic" and "structural" impediments that prevented the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. from sharing.