Sentence examples for its impediment from inspiring English sources

Oddly, but understandably, the newest attraction at the Hoover Dam may also be its impediment to new visitors.

The latter estimates the surplus fraction of suspended solids that remain confined within the innermost coil because of its impediment to solids transport in the radial direction.

The ancient promise: the soul has thrown off its impediments and is flying away.

Ms. Whitman cannot know, however, if this is even a significant fraction of what is slowing H.P., or whether all its impediments can be addressed.

But what happened to South Vietnam and later all of Indochina, where "the second superpower" imposed its impediments only much later in the conflict, was incomparably worse.

In an article written in 1966, The Royal Court in its Social Context, Goetschius described the Royal Court as a "rallying point for those elements in the middle class who were attempting to clear the social scene of what they saw to be some of its impediments and irrelevancies".

Fos Fanariou: Why didn't all the churches sign the documents about Marriage and its Impediments as well as on Relations of the Orthodox Church with the rest of the Christian world?

At over €320bn (£285bn), Greece's debt pile is regarded as its biggest impediment to economic recovery.

And they are returning with a mission: to shake up China's scientific culture of cronyism and mediocrity, often cited as its biggest impediment to scientific achievement.

Bowen's story is the more compelling, as much because of its celebrated impediment, whom she met as a student, in London, through Ezra Pound.

The Enlightenment in France had a more anti-clerical flavor (in part because of the history of Jansenism, unique to France), and for the first time in this narrative we meet genuine atheists, such as Baron d'Holbach (1723 89) who held not only that morality did not need religion, but that religion, and especially Christianity, was its major impediment.