Sentence examples for long-term impediments from inspiring English sources

"My hope is, is that this is going to be the beginning of a fruitful process where we're able to come to an agreement that will reduce our deficit in a balanced way, that we will deal with some of these long-term impediments to growth," he added.

"It is not a long-term impediment to the resumption of capital punishment".

This study adduces Transaction Cost Theory to determine the impediments to long-term sustainable collaboration between industry and academia.

Limited stakeholder recognition further suggests that it is necessary to raise a greater awareness of the potential anticommons impediments to long-term collective revitalisation actions.

He identified several chronic impediments to long-term progress in Brazil, too, including high tax rates, deficient transportation and other infrastructure and a poor education system.

Most investors suffer from one or more of these impediments to long-term wealth building.

The first was characterized by a low level of targeting, compensating for special training requirements, while the second was aimed at unemployed persons with severe employment impediments (like long-term unemployment).

Caliendo et al. (2008b) found that the effectiveness of the programme tends to increase in a target score defined as the number of employment impediments like long-term unemployment and health restrictions of the participants.

One of the main impediments to long-term survival is recurrence despite resection of the primary tumor.

Individuals participating in a clinical trial have a right for their experiences to be fully analysed, and the ethical justification for impediments to long-term follow-up urgently needs to be addressed by the medical community.

While not as advanced as Bt management, there has been some application of evolutionary principles to the management of glyphosate resistance in weeds (one factor which is both a long-term rationale and a short-term impediment of sorts is that glyphosate is far more cost-effective than any other chemical in many weed control scenarios).