Sentence examples for larger impediment from inspiring English sources

But, as he told a journalist, "at least … I'm not waking up saying, 'Oh, no, did I kill someone last night?' " If the fire slowed him down artistically, a larger impediment arose soon afterwards.

The larger impediment involves an inability to select a name that won't be reinterpreted without consent.

But issues with city parking like broken parking meters and and car break-ins may be a larger impediment to satisfying parking customers, argues Josh McManus, who works with neighborhood nonprofit D Hive to attract, connect and retain more businesses and residents in the city.

What is really needed is for US citizens to learn from other counties that its acceptance of the legalised bribery of its political funding practices, support of dictatorships around the world, lack of gun control, wealth inequality, poor healthcare provision, and tolerance of domestic poverty are much larger impediments of true democracy.

Explanations for why and where UNICEF failed to consistently act nimbly or effectively in Haiti point to a range of larger impediments in its internal systems and culture.

The largest impediment to commercial viability is serum.

However, the largest impediment to any agreement between the leaders in these negotiations is still the lame duck prime minister.

But the largest impediment turned out to be that I'd lost my studying and test-taking skills.

The largest impediment is Hamas, whose charter calls for the destruction of the Jewish state and the annihilation of its people.

The purpose of this paper is to identify and explain a rather large impediment to the use of mixed method research designs that begin with survey data.

Modis found in a recent report that age is considered the largest impediment to diversity in technology, two and a half times as great as gender diversity and three times as great as ethnic diversity.