Sentence examples for impeding the rising from inspiring English sources
Any attempt to reduce inequality would damage the efficiency of the market, impeding the rising tide that lifts all boats.
Yet on the whole, historians say, the widespread practice of alchemy impeded the rise of modern chemistry.
The worry is that too few generals today possess either set of qualities — and that the promotional system impedes the rise of officers who do.
The Brotherhood's apparent weakness in Syria also has a demographic dimension: the recent demonstrations originated in tribal and rural regions, such as the agricultural south-western province of Hauran, where strong familial ties impede the rise of the urban-led pan-Islamist Brotherhood (the former and current leaders are respectively from the cities Aleppo and Hama).
The first nine trials associated with the case started in the middle of January, and some experts said the scandal might impede the rise of the provincial party chief, Li Changchun, a reformer who has been widely considered a strong contender for prime minister.
"You have to get your hands dirty, and in this way alchemists forged some early ideas about matter". Pamela Smith, a history professor at Columbia University, said alchemy "was the matter theory of its day" and was "incredibly multilayered and therefore a powerful way of viewing nature". Yet on the whole, historians say, the widespread practice of alchemy impeded the rise of modern chemistry.
Murdaya Poo recently hit a rough patch--his wife and executives sent to jail--though it didn't impede the rise in his fortune.
And yet, despite all of these sound reasons for outlawing faux-tels, it seems that some people would rather let a Spaniard burn to death, or a family be left homeless, than allow The Man to impede the rise of AirFuckingBnB.
He also could not impede the rise of Bulgaria along the southern frontiers of his kingdom.
Is Pinterest impeding the artistic intention?
THERE are political obstacles impeding the Princeton Review's growth plan.
