Sentence examples similar to impediments to sustained effort from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the single greatest impediment to sustained economic and social growth is the pervasive problem of energy poverty -- the lack of access to a steady, clean and safe supply of electricity.

"Obama administration officials have come to realize that the ongoing dysfunction in the mortgage market is a key impediment to sustained expansion," Vincent Reinhart, chief U.S. economist at Morgan Stanley, said in the CNBC article.

Due to this sustained effort, she altered her ambitions from becoming a doctor to an actress and a Kuchipudi dancer.

ART programs in developing countries are now moving from early pioneer projects to a sustained effort.

But if you want to earn serious money through direct sales, you'll need to make a sustained effort.

This was supposed to be a sustained effort.

My friends, if we're serious about this, it has to be a sustained effort.

"Those things are achievable, but it's going to take some sustained effort," he says.

The president has downplayed the notion of "victory," making it easy to justify the sustained effort under virtually any circumstances.

Gaps in knowledge about HIV discordance coupled with low disclosure of HIV serostatus to sexual partners remain key impediments to HIV prevention efforts in sub-Saharan Africa.

And it took 40 years to turn Finland's schools around -- 40 years of sustained effort, prioritization, planning and funding.