Sentence examples for impeding his ability from inspiring English sources

"This is what we saw," Coach Rex Ryan said, and he meant those first two weeks of training camp, before Smith sprained his ankle, restricting his mobility and impeding his ability to generate power on his passes.

"Andy has told me that the focus on him was impeding his ability to do his job and was starting to prove a distraction for the government".

CSKA threatened to withhold Filatov's transfer card, thus impeding his ability to play in another league, but Filatov, his lawyers and the Blue Jackets believed they had followed the necessary tenets of Russian law.

In stark contrast to McCain, who was famous for maintaining friendships with Democrats and helping build bipartisan coalitions on issues like campaign finance reform and immigration, Trump's hostility to anyone who criticizes him even lightly appears to be his driving motivation at times and it's impeding his ability to govern the country.

Now he has two years before another election season impedes his ability to get things done.

But he said the setup and his lack of business experience should not impede his ability to oversee Mr. Eisner.

He said he is undergoing radiation treatments that impede his ability to attend as many movie screenings as he previously had.

Mr. Goldberg called the incident embarrassing but said that it would not impede his ability to rule in the case in "any way whatsoever".

Instead the audience peppered him for more information about Nagaoka, who was said to have a nose so immense that it impeded his ability to eat.

The decision to permit Mr. Kenyatta to skip many long hours of proceedings removes the argument that the trial will seriously impede his ability to function as president.

The burly 32-year-old Queenslander, whose career has regularly been interrupted by hamstring problems which have especially impeded his ability to bowl, pulled up when running up to start his sixth over.