Sentence examples for impediments which can be from inspiring English sources
Officials now maintain that the two books are virtually the same, now that the USGA's new rules permit competition committees to adopt a local rule classifying small pebbles in bunkers as loose impediments which can be removed, just as the R&A's rules do.
However, such interfaces require users to wear sensors such as a headset microphone, which can be an impediment, especially for the hand disabled.
One impediment of NGS approaches is the additional step of DNA sequencing library preparation following target enrichment, which can be expensive and time consuming.
The primary impediment for implementing the change has been the magnitude of the carbon conversion factor (i.e., the EC/TC ratio), which can be affected by many factors including fuel type and engine load (Noll et al., 2005).
Which can be fairly unpleasant!
But it is a curiosity that some of the people in and around business who are most passionate about corporate responsibility also seem to be the most blind to the impediments which can prevent companies doing the 'right' things.
The papers consider how solutions have been devised for some of the impediments, which can in turn bring new compromises in their wake.
Which organs can be transplanted?
A weak impediment is an impediment nonetheless, and can be well worth having.
Overcoming impediments to distribution can be frustrating.
