Sentence examples for impediments were from inspiring English sources

Of course, race was always the decisive factor; other impediments were second bananas, good for a nightclub joke.

During the financial crisis, some had struggled to do so, Mr. Andor said, adding that in some cases the impediments were political as well as technical.

Even if some austerity conditions imposed by the E.C.B. and others were relaxed or eliminated, as some economists propose, would the economies of these countries become sound if the existing structural impediments were not eliminated?

Rather, a loner troubled by longings, incapable of finding a suitable language and despairing at the impossibility of composing messages in a playable key — as if I no longer understood the codes used by the estimable people who wanted to hear from me and would have so much to reply if only the impediments were taken away.

This law was passed in 1792, but already by 1804, with the introduction of the Napoleonic code civil, various impediments were restored, and, after the Bourbon restoration, in 1814, divorce once again became very hard to get until the final decades of the nineteenth century.

Historically, production impediments were managed using periodic workover operations because of the relative ease in accessing the source.

Still, impediments are being removed with speed.

Innumerable bureaucratic and legal impediments are also putting them off.

These traditional impediments are no longer a problem in the 21st century.

Predominant among this feat's historical impediments was the fact that few men, if any, had ever considered it.

The two impediments are technology and emotion.