Sentence examples for impediments to do from inspiring English sources

As well as any writer ever has, he fulfilled Virginia Woolf's dictum that the writer's job is to get himself or herself expressed without impediments — to do so as Shakespeare and Jane Austen did, without hate or pause or protest or obvious special pleading or the thousand other ills that the embattled writer is heir to.

Previously there were legal impediments to doing this, for some reason.Resources are tight for investigators.

Orthopaedic surgeons and PTs practicing together have the potential to reduce these inefficiencies in knowledge transfer and face few impediments to doing so.

Democratic capitalism requires: The rule of law, especially property rights; Money that is stable in value; Low tax rates; Minimal impediments to doing business and starting new businesses; Reducing or removing trade barriers.

The impediments to doing randomized controlled studies of organizational change in ICUs are commonly insurmountable.

The guide included core questions that covered the following topics: attitudes toward CPOE prior to and at the time of its implementation; barriers to implementation; factors that facilitated implementation; current goals for advancing the use of CPOE and potential impediments to doing so; advice for other hospitals considering or embarking on CPOE implementation.

Sample limitation was also an impediment to do further functional analyses related to the proteins identified; more samples will be needed to do so.

"Look," Everett said, "the cognitive issue here is the cultural impediment to doing new things.

Competitors are no longer an unavoidable part of doing business; they have actually become an impediment to doing business.

And the greatest impediment to doing so, in fundamental ways, was the New York State Theater itself, the City Opera's home since 1965, which is shared with the New York City Ballet.

But adopting a standard based on the place where the marriage was performed rather than the couple's home state fulfills the goals of national uniformity and equality, and there was no statutory impediment to doing so.