Sentence examples similar to impeding profitability from inspiring English sources

You're impeding my investigation.

Roadblocks across the country were impeding commerce.

This "is actually impeding science," he said.

Alonso is under investigation for impeding Gutierrez.

Impeding traffic by driving too slowly.

Certainly, the European cellular market is not growing at the pace that the providers originally hoped and profitability has been impeded by the introduction of low-cost "pay as you go" services and the costs of building the infrastructure.

"If you burden the new technology with the regulations designed for the old, you will impede deployment, impede growth and hurt profitability," he said.

It also warned that "the current economic environment may impede our expectations to return to profitability from continuing operations this year".

The need to maintain the profitability of businesses and avoid insolvency in the banking system will impede the transfer of a greater share of GDP to households.

The former comprised decline-stemming strategies to impede or even reverse decline", and the latter encompasses growth-oriented strategies that target profitability and sustainable growth (Arogyaswamy et al. 1995; Freeman and Cameron 1993; Robbins and Pearce 1992).

Mitigation strategies are impeded by the short-term perspective of many political debates and decision-making processes, and by the profitability criteria that drive large-scale corporate investment in dominant sectors of our economies.