Sentence examples for less unimpeded from inspiring English sources

But the free flow of goods has just gotten a little less unimpeded.

Then, the delta was politically volatile but the oil companies could work there more or less unimpeded and people felt reasonably safe.

It took root with Thomas Cole, an expatriate Englishman, in the 1820's along the banks of the Hudson River, near Catskill, and then flourished more or less unimpeded until about 1875 when the rise of cities, industrialization and modernity began to attract the attention of our most talented artists.

And anyway they could barely control their borders -- migrants and commerce flowed more or less unimpeded.

Edward Hirsch introduced "Bogland," about the "bottomless" Irish soil, by recalling Mr. Heaney's claim that the poem's driving rhythm was inspired by the "unimpeded" but perhaps less than mystical passage of his leg through his pants while he was getting dressed to go out one evening.

And if the ongoing efforts in some states to disenfranchise them are allowed to continue unimpeded, our government will continue to grow less and less representative of the people.

He does not believe, as most of the American right has come to in the past forty or so years, that the workings of the unimpeded market are good, much less uniquely blessed.

The process is repeated until we get through to a less inhibiting icy sea and a few minutes of unimpeded movement.

But gravitational waves interact so weakly that even waves produced less than 10-35 seconds after the Big Bang can move through space unimpeded, giving us a window on the universe at essentially the beginning of time.

They resolved to multiply, unimpeded.

We could ski anywhere unimpeded.