Sentence examples for impediments when from inspiring English sources

During his recent visit to this country, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev several times encouraged American businesses to come to his country, notwithstanding the fact that American executives have reported numerous impediments when trying to negotiate agreements.

Legend: A score of 79 or less would indicate that a company would run into serious impediments when attempting to grow quickly.

Psychological and anthropological studies going back decades, including those of Solomon Asch, Stanley Milgram, Irving Janis, Donald Brown and, more recently, Dan Ariely, consistently demonstrate that even the smartest among us face huge impediments when making complicated decisions, such as those involved in setting strategy.

I don't know any other foundation working globally that is willing to deal with political obstacles like any other impediments when they are blocking sensible and principled solutions.

[become] an impediment when taken into different surroundings, just as when lungs are given to the whale in the sea.

So, I don't think that it has been an impediment, it is an impediment when we talk about individual cases, it is far from satisfactory.

She attended college in New York City at Hunter College (B.A., 1934) and Columbia University (M.A., 1936), but her Russian accent was considered an impediment when she sought her teaching license.

"If UKIP takes 5 percent of the vote, that can be a very serious impediment when we are already fighting with one hand tied behind our backs because of the parliamentary boundaries," Mr. Brady said.

Iran was fully aware of this, which helped the regime continually erode the deal to its benefit, and it will become an impediment when we try to push back against potential violations of the agreement.

There is normally a three-month time limit with judicial review, but that should not be an impediment when the powers continue to be used and when the original decision was secret.

Geographic distance can become a major impediment when you don't know who you need to talk to and when you're trying to tap into people's only-half-formed ideas about the technologies and products they're trying to develop.