Sentence examples for it may impede from inspiring English sources
A focus on short-term liquidity is not just irrelevant to the provision of long-term capital, it may impede the provision of such capital.
The Fiscal Cliff: Fears Grow Fears begin to build about the looming cliff, and some people are concerned it may impede job growth.
If moral clarity were to lead to an oversimplified view of the war on terrorism as "a parable of good (us) versus evil (them)," I fear it may impede the kind of analytical clarity the United States needs to expose areas where we might be at fault.
So far, there is no evidence that whiskey fungus, which has lived in the environment for eons (Dr. Scott estimated it developed in the Cretaceous period), causes health problems in humans or animals, though it may impede plant growth by obstructing light when it covers leaves.
As such, it may impede potentially crucial theoretical advances stemming from missed interactions.
For example, the introduction of a fully automated manufacturing plant improves productivity, but it may impede process innovation, because skilled workers and foremen, who are responsible for improvement in cost and quality, would be replaced by high-tech equipment.
Mrs. Kwikkel convenes regular meetings at which a teacher, classroom aide, psychologist and counselor review each pupil's academic progress and the personal problems that may impede it.
We belive that WS may help clinicians to identify psychological distress, which if it is left untreated may impede recovery.
bIt should be noted that although normally discussed separately, each barrier can be framed as a facilitator, and vice versa – for example, organizational support facilitates KT, but a lack of organizational support may impede it.
It also bars "actions that may impede or delay the provision of humanitarian assistance, or protection to civilians, and restrict free movement of people".
Wald's statistics is significant for the preoperative AFib group, as it proves that this condition may impede upon the postoperative outcome by increasing the number of days spent in the intensive care ward (Exp B) = 1.47).
