Sentence examples for much impeded from inspiring English sources

But none of it — the drug charges or the rate of damaged horses under his care — has much impeded O'Neill's rise in the ranks of racing, and so there he was last Saturday, saddling I'll Have Another, the surprising 3-year-old who won the 138th Kentucky Derby.

The auditor who tries to go chasing backwards through time will find that he will have on his hands an artificially restimulated case and that the work is much impeded.

Perhaps most important, the exercise would underscore the universality of the marriage right by demonstrating how much human flourishing is enabled by the right and how much is impeded by its denial.

Then they amalgamated those studies' results and, using sophisticated statistical calculations, determined just how much stretching impeded subsequent performance.

Much has impeded the two countries' patching-up since: the lingering suspicions left by India's humiliating defeat; the unresolved territorial row that caused the war; China's "all-weather" friendship with Pakistan and Indiaa's provision of a base for the Dalai Lama, whose Hollywood stardom, Nobel peace prize and access to world leaders have kept alive an issue China wishes long buried.

Propagations of wetting fluids were found to be much more impeded on the fin-tilting direction, or the hard wicking direction, comparing to the opposite direction, or the easy wicking direction.

One good tactic is knowing how much information to reveal during discussions, because too little or too much can impede your discussions.

Since it exports so much oil, impeding that traffic might seem self-defeating.

They control many of the levers of government and can do much to impede the health law.

However too much water impedes the delivery of reactants and impairs the electrochemical reaction.

The key, then, is to find an agent that prevents platelets from sticking together too much without impeding their ability to shunt a bleed.