Sentence examples for impeding its ability from inspiring English sources

It turns over service and maintenance to a contractor, impeding its ability to move nimbly during a crisis.

Both stars died on the court from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a disorder that causes a thickening of the heart muscle, impeding its ability to pump blood.

Backers of the resolution said the new sanctions would cut North Korea's meager annual export revenue by about a third, impeding its ability to raise cash for its weapons programs.

For several weeks the Obama administration has argued that the sanctions are beginning to bite, cutting off Iran's access to foreign capital, halting investment in its energy sector and impeding its ability to send its ships in and out of some foreign ports.

By contrast, silencing of LRP1 significantly increased ∼2.5-fold the effects of galectin-8 on RANKL transcription, suggesting that LRP1 could function as an inhibitory decoy receptor for galectin-8, impeding its ability to promote expression of RANKL.

Most eating champions are lean, and many contend that having fat on your stomach actually impedes its ability to expand, referring to it as the "band of fat theory".[3] Also, exercising will keep your eating regimen from jeopardizing your health.

"Unilever's dual-headed legal structure does not technically impede its ability to issue equity or demerge assets, but it makes it significantly more complex," Pinar Ergun, a UBS analyst, said in a recent research note.

Justice Department officials fear that the deregulatory order impedes its ability to enforce wiretapping orders.

The Bush administration contends that a broad reading will impede its ability to go after terrorism suspects outside the country.

Furthermore, your declining its donation in no way impedes its ability to do good works, only its ability to shine in your reflected beneficence.

A company executive told the Times that Amazon considers unions to be obstacles that would impede its ability to improve customer service.