Sentence examples for many impediments from inspiring English sources

But many impediments remain.

There are so many impediments to achieving unity: vanity, ego.

Usaid officials said they never expected so many impediments.

Legal specialists have said any such prosecution would face many impediments.

There are so many impediments to the structures you would need to make it work.

As the work by Mr. Sack and Mr. Brooks suggests, there are still too many impediments for this to be an urgent concern.

We incur much more cost and many more impediments, and I think many of those things will take longer to change.

The W. Montague Cobb Institute/NMA Health Institute (The Cobb Institute) has identified many common impediments along the path to matriculation and offer recommendations and strategies to address the URM matriculation issue.

Knoblauch's problem takes the same form as many excruciating impediments in purely mental enterprises with writer's block as the most obvious example, when obsession with learned rules of style and grammar impedes the flow of good prose.

Because Mr. Dole has learned to cope with so many potential impediments, people who work with him on Capitol Hill say they barely notice his limp right arm or useless right hand and are not aware that his left hand is partly numb.

However, many business impediments remain, such as high levels of bureaucracy, legal uncertainty due to overlapping and at times conflicting responsibilities between agencies, difficulty of enforcing contracts, and weak investor protection.