Sentence examples for impediments that restrict from inspiring English sources

Even more important would be to revive public discussion about the multiple impediments that restrict opportunity for those who are already confronted with hurdles to advancement far higher than those facing the affluent.

In particular, the conclusion concerning resistance emergence during the blood stage depends entirely on how we quantify the various impediments that restrict successful transmission of resistant forms from the treated blood stage.

Information regarding the interaction of anti-HIV drugs with recently discovered novel transporters such as URAT1 and RST are also needed, in order to acquire a complete picture of the impediments that restrict anti-HIV drug transport across the brain barriers.

We find that ST women enjoy high social status and thus are unlikely to face impediments in accessing healthcare due to social norms that restrict women's autonomy.

There are some areas that restrict prospecting.

He has long been a practitioner of the Oulipo school, which insists on restrictions and impediments within which creativity is forced to flourish (examples include A Void, Georges Perec's 1969 novel which avoids entirely the letter "e", or univocalism, poetry that restricts itself to a single vowel).

F THAT! never that restricted".

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

In addition, the fact that testing labs deem MOT more important than the physicians and referring labs who must ensure that samples are referred appropriately, together with the relatively greater perception among testing labs of reduced patient demand, may point to impediments in referral that could restrict patient access.

That restricts the mobility.

That restricts Ms. Rosenfeld's options.