Sentence examples for it's impeding from inspiring English sources
"The atmosphere is so partisan, so polarizing and so poisonous that it's impeding our ability to solve the problems of our nation at a monumental, consequential time," said Senator Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine.
There's so much junk floating around in the ocean now that it's impeding the search for the remains of Air France Flight 447.
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.
Mr. Frank has described their participation as "undemocratic" and said it was impeding the Fed's ability to pursue all the measures he considered necessary to support an economic recovery.
In other words, the housing crash not only caused the crisis, it is impeding the recovery – it is interfering with the Federal Reserve's easy-money aid campaign, which aims to promote growth by encouraging new borrowing.
He chastised Congress, saying it was impeding economic growth.
Reigniting hostilities three years ago helped propel him to the presidency, but now it is impeding his reform agenda.
Some dermatologists have complained bitterly about the system intended to prevent pregnant women from taking Accutane, saying it was impeding access to the drug.
He wants to put the dispute behind him because it is impeding attempts to build a United States of Africa, the diplomats said, and there is a lot of grumbling about economic conditions here.
On Thursday, Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, chided the North Korean government, saying it was impeding the work of the World Food Program, a United Nations agency, which seeks to ensure that food aid is not diverted to the million-member military or other government organizations.
It is impeding their quality of life," she said.
