Sentence examples for much impediment from inspiring English sources

At lower temperatures, the current finer-grained materials behave in a brittle manner as the smaller grains do not provide much impediment to crack extension; cracks can advance with minimal deflection thereby limiting any extrinsic toughening.

Despite its interaction with the nearby islands, Utor continued to strengthen without much impediment and reached typhoon strength in the Visayan Sea at 12 00 UTC that day.

Then again, a much bigger impediment than the Patriots — or the Giants — stands in the Jets' way: themselves.

To Mr. Depp, though, his looks are as much an impediment as an asset: they sometimes overshadow his talent.

As it turns out, that decision is just as much an impediment to the Shadow's greatness as AT&T exclusivity is to the iPhone.

In many fisheries management agencies, however, the ability to rapidly and cost-effectively build and run models to evaluate management strategies is as much an impediment to their development as the lack of data.

What is really needed is for US citizens to learn from other counties that its acceptance of the legalised bribery of its political funding practices, support of dictatorships around the world, lack of gun control, wealth inequality, poor healthcare provision, and tolerance of domestic poverty are much larger impediments of true democracy.

Money has not been too much of an impediment.

(Swiping the card through a reader, an innovation several years old, is apparently too much of an impediment).

The book's formal apparatus is not nearly as much of an impediment as you might fear – which may actually present a problem.

As much of an impediment as my ADHD is, it allows me to jump the tracks in my thinking, which is essential in writing humour.