Sentence examples for impeding future from inspiring English sources

Both near threatened and data-deficient categories contain species which cannot be assigned to a threatened category but which can also not be considered of least concern due to lack of data or due to impeding future threat.

Dr. Trenberth worries that observations of earth from space will only become more scarce in the future as financing for satellite programs falls short, impeding future research that could help refine climate change predictions.

For species that have specific habitat requirements, habitat loss can result in substantial genetic effects, potentially impeding future adaptability and evolution.

Over time, the junk could impede future missions.

Most people believe that its past malinvestment will impede future growth.

They said any slowing in the development of new broadband technology could impede future economic growth and also keep prices for new wireless services higher here than abroad.

The department also said the case could disclose sensitive information and claimed that the threat of liability would impede future military decisions.

While the move would be mainly symbolic — Europe does not import Canadian oil — the Canadian government fears that such a declaration might impede future efforts to expand oil sands exports beyond the United States.

With hundreds of British Muslims thought to have attended training camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the clear possibility that some would be captured by US forces, in November 2001 MI5 consulted the Crown Prosecution Service, which reassured its senior officers that interrogating detainees overseas would not impede future prosecutions in Britain.

But having Digitas in such a major role raised questions about the ability to expand the event, said Randall Rothenberg, the president and chief executive of the I.A.B. "The impression that it was owned by a single agency looked like it would impede future growth," he said.

Finally, our editors dropped companies that had legal or other challenges that might impede future growth.