Sentence examples similar to marked impediment from inspiring English sources
In communicating hydrocephalus, there is no impediment to CSF movement between ventricles and cisterna magna but there is still marked ventricular enlargement (by definition) and usually subarachnoid space contraction.
It also marked the emphatic establishment of an opposing camp, which rejected the proposition that poverty-related impediments drove achievement gaps, and that saw bad teaching and weak accountability as the root problem.
"Up until recently, I thought Tweeting was a speech impediment," Robinson said, at which point many of us looked up from our phones, where we had been posting updates marked with the hashtags #bbf and #bkbf.
Race provides a useful way to mark out the boundary between then and now: racism is presented as anachronistic – nothing more than a flimsy impediment to the machinery of colourless, managerial meritocracy.
The decision also removed the final impediment to a trial of Mr. Tucker, Mr. Marks and Mr. Haley.
Others have already set up legal impediments.
The slight speech impediment.
Parents are an impediment.
Another impediment is mobility.
Facts can become an impediment.
