Sentence examples for increasingly impeded from inspiring English sources

She said the work of journalists is increasingly impeded by celebrity agents, lawyers, corporate affairs teams, marketing departments, PR advisers and press secretaries.

The vital southward passage of water from Lake Okeechobee in central Florida to the Everglades also has become increasingly impeded by industry, posing another threat to the park.

Transfer of the low-molecular-weight gadolinium contrast medium from the vascular sinusoids into the interstitial space is thus increasingly impeded by liver fibrosis [ 33].

This creed, prominent throughout the academic world, increasingly impedes research.

Salinity increasingly impedes the removal of naphthalene because of the existence of free-radical scavengers and photon competitors.

The coupling force between micro-fibrils increases during stretching due to inter-microfibrillar polymer segments being stretched taut thus increasingly impeding further sliding of the micro-fibrils leading finally to slippage of the fibrils.

These analyses suggest that some chevron rollovers may arise from an internal frictional effect that increasingly impedes chain motions with more native conditions, rather than being caused by discrete deadtime folding intermediates or shifts of the transition state peak as previously posited.

When the particle charge is high enough, the electrical body force becomes increasingly strong to impede the fluid flow, thereby leading to a smaller resistance force compared to the perturbation result.

THE collapse of the ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in September has impeded global trade talks and made their conclusion increasingly difficult and uncertain.

Whilst innovation by mutation and by conventional evolutionary algorithms becomes increasingly more difficult as evolution continues in this landscape, innovation by composition is not impeded as it discovers and assembles component entities through successive hierarchical levels.

With low migration rates adaptation is therefore impeded by the "bad genes" effect in grid cells close to the initial one but proceeds at an increasingly faster pace at the frontier of the spatially expanding population.