Sentence examples for impediments to turning from inspiring English sources
What are the main impediments to turning this into a sustainable resource?
Every walk is an obstacle course, thanks to cars blocking the pavement, cyclists who refuse to stop at junctions and town planners who see pedestrians as unwelcome impediments to their dream of turning the world into a fume-filled Formula One track.
The callow eagerness to use this opportunity, however, is tempered by the fact that many of the previously anointed "best trained, most dedicated, best whatever" stock of teachers are creating an impediment to progress by turning up for work in the morning.
Impediments (8 10) are considered as a special subset of workflow interruptions that force doctors to stop the current activity to turn their attention to a disruptive incident and thus aggravate or delay task performance [ 31].
If there turn out to be constitutional impediments to stiffer fines for a particular group, how about another form of punishment?
Such progress might turn the spotlight on more significant impediments to regulatory decision-making under conditions of ambiguity, such as the difficulty of testing 87,000 chemicals and the role of politics and values in making regulatory decisions.
But the prevailing view seems to be that the euro crisis can be mastered and eventually turned into an opportunity for European countries to clear away obstacles to entrepreneurship and other impediments to faster growth.
There are no impediments to him playing great against Toronto.
There are four impediments to such broadband treatment programs.
But there are numerous impediments to making this happen.
