Sentence examples for may be impeding from inspiring English sources
And it may be impeding the very learning that educators hope to promote when they schedule more academic time.
Outsiders' desire for a new government may be impeding their willingness to work with the present lot.
The former are needed to both ascertain the user's current network capability as well as to identify limitations which may be impeding the user's ultimate (expected) network performance.
"We may need to rethink some of our international tax rules that were written 30 years ago when our economy was very different and that now may be impeding the ability of U.S. companies to compete internationally".
Here's the abstract:Recent labor markets developments, including mismatches in the skills of workers and jobs, extended unemployment benefits, and very high rates of long-term joblessness, may be impeding the return to "normal" unemployment rates of around 5%.
The White House recently announced that the agency had scrapped a rule requiring leaks of dairy products to be treated as oil spills, as part of a government-wide review of red tape that may be impeding economic growth.
Unfortunately, its application in the real world may be impeded by liability concerns.
North Atlantic Ocean convection may be impeded by increased freshwater input or reduced surface heat losses.
In this quite hostile landscape matrix, pollinator movements between native vegetation remnants may be impeded.
The timing for passage of the Senate version of the bill may be impeded by time-consuming amendments.
