Sentence examples similar to made impediments from inspiring English sources

In many instances, this would have the effect of killing a time-sensitive scoop stone dead because it would usually be weeks before final orders would be made – another impediment to the already fraught endeavour of investigative journalism.

Man-made impediments aside, the long and fearsome winters in Moscow make cycling impractical from November to February.

Mr. Hynes said the judge suggested there was a legal impediment to his approval and then said $250,000 would make the impediment vanish.

"He saw with his own eyes that even when governments wanted to do the right thing, their huge debt and AIDS and other impediments, made it hard to get off the ground".

She concluded that statutes of limitations and other "legal impediments" made it impossible to charge Schneiderman.

Thus, many wild animals and plants – endangered species in particular – have actually formed fragmented distributions in western Sichuan due to the barrier effect of these natural and man-made impediments.

He remains the keeper of the five tests and he alone will judge how much progress is made towards reducing those impediments to structural convergence he has identified.

Basically, the proliferation of web-based apps has made the browser an impediment to streamlined productivity.

In the United States, a combination of infrastructure constraints and legal impediments makes it very likely that regional price disparities will widen in coming weeks.

But regulatory, reimbursement and legal impediments make these primary-care markets less attractive.

They created impediments, making it difficult to produce, and then plundered what little was produced anyway.