Sentence examples for it has impeded from inspiring English sources
Yet the chemical lobby, just like the tobacco industry before it, has impeded serious regulation and is even trying to block research.
"I think it has impeded my campaign, this pistol and vibrator," Mr. Palikot said Monday, in a small, undecorated room at the Polish Press Agency building, more than a dozen cameramen and reporters waiting outside for him.
Religion has undoubtedly been a reason for countless deaths, mutilations, torture, war; and it has impeded scientific advancement as Hitchens, Russell, and some militantly atheist scientists like Richard Dawkins rightly point out.
The Nadars' spectacular rise from despised manual laborers who made a mildly alcoholic palm wine to business leaders in one of India's most prosperous states offers significant clues to India's caste conundrum and how it has impeded economic progress in many parts of the country.
We describe this disparity in terms of the natural rates of change in different parts of the ecosystem, and examine why it has impeded attempts to impose effective regulation on the telecommunications industry.
DAPA hasn't yet taken effect, and I think it has impeded progress on immigration, on immigration reform.
The president and chief executive of The A.P., Gary Pruitt, criticized the government's action as "unconstitutional" and said it had impeded the ability of A.P. reporters to do their jobs.
The FECG contains potentially valuable information that could assist clinicians in making more appropriate and timely decisions during labor, but the FECG signal is vulnerable to noise and difficulty of processing it accurately without significant distortion has impeded its use [ 19- 22].
In the years since the city-owned land has been ready for new construction, one problem or another has impeded it.
Republicans advocate austerity - even though it's clear austerity has impeded Europe's economic recovery.
It is misguided because road trauma has impeded and does still impede the capacity of economies to develop.
