Sentence examples for it to impede from inspiring English sources

"Keep your eye upon it, throttle it, kill it, stab it, do everything you can to wound it — to impede its progress".

I don't want it to impede, impair, interdict, suppress or subsume my imagination with extraneous influences.

The most constitutionally important case in recent decades was the Supreme Court's decision in 1974 that both formally established the doctrine of executive privilege and ruled that President Richard M. Nixon could not use it to impede the Watergate prosecutors.

Like in the previous installments, players can pick up item boxes to receive a randomly selected item and use it to impede the opposition and gain the advantage.

No country would be more badly affected than China if it moved to impede navigation.

ESPN's business strategy has been to aggressively buy the rights to as much programming as possible for as long as it can to impede the growth of rivals, including Fox and sports channels owned by NBC and CBS.

Miss Leonora Logan was the last of the Logan family in Thomasville; a family that for a hundred years and more did all it could to impede the growth and progress of this West Tennessean town.

The New Yorker, November 19 , 1960P. 52 Miss Leonora Logan was the last of the Logan family in Thomasville; a family that for a hundred years and more did all it could to impede the growth and progress of this West Tennessean town.

No wonder that Administration did everything it could to impede Barrett's investigation.

Secondly, it aimed to impede North Vietnam's ability to wage war by reducing, if not stopping, the flow of men and material into South Vietnam.

That has less to do with partisan politics than with a process grown so unwieldy and time-consuming that it threatens to impede a president's very ability to govern.