Sentence examples for largest impediments from inspiring English sources

The largest impediments now facing the application of biomass gasification for energy production are the inabilities of the current ancillary systems to allow for economical production of a clean producer gas, free of contaminants.

Although sustainable hydrogen production from solar energy is a promising route for the future, the cost of the necessary photovoltaic and photoelectrochemical devices as well as a lack of detailed understanding and control of catalyst interfaces in nanomaterials with high catalytic activity are the largest impediments to commercial implementation.

"In its current form, developmental education may be one of the largest impediments to success in California's community colleges," the study said.

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.

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.

He heads an innocuously named interest group called Americans for Tax Reform ATRR) – and arguably he has done more than anyone to create the anti-tax dogma in the Republican party that is the single largest impediment to a deficit deal.

"That housing overhang is the single largest impediment to a recovery in the housing market".

The largest impediment to active research in OA is the non-availability of a user-friendly approach to measure the concentration of hydroxyl ions (Gross and Pluduma 2012).

In nearly every instance, reputational risk becomes the largest impediment to meaningful and resilient commercial success.

The Israeli settlements, which are built on lands occupied during the Six Day War in 1967, remain the largest impediment to peace.