Sentence examples for main impediments identified from inspiring English sources

The negative perception of the treatments (side effects, inefficacy, complexity, and the duration of treatment) is one of the main impediments identified in our analysis.

The major impediments identified are: leadership issues, operational issues, technology, and ineffective solution design.

Jellyfish stings and strong currents have been the main impediments.

The main impediments, it found, were corrupt and authoritarian governments.

What are the main impediments to turning this into a sustainable resource?

The new rule addresses two of the main impediments to new power line construction: planning and cost allocation.

The quality of emergency response data in Suffolk is one of the main impediments to determining accurate response times.

One of the main impediments to the future of phage exploration is that many of the requisite tools still need to be invented.

"The two main impediments to good online manners are the medium's incredible ease and its blankness of tone," he cogently (if perhaps not originally) writes.

But availability of supply and its cost — biofuel is more than double the price of regular aviation fuel — are now the main impediments to its wider use.

Democrats specifically cite conservatives in the House, whose desires to shrink government go beyond what Republicans have sought in the past, as the main impediments.