Sentence examples for no encumbrance from inspiring English sources

Her stamina on the campaign trail appears steady, and she and her husband frequently say that her cancer has proved no encumbrance on her daily life.

A study of dendritic crystals in polyethylene has now shown how on occasion impingements inherent in layer spreading by folded chains, combined with kinetic barriers of entropic character, can produce defects that permit shear across nominal fold planes with little or no encumbrance from bridging folds.

Conservative Republican governance has crippled both states and the governors of both are trying to undermine the judicial branch so as to have no encumbrance on their radical conservative agenda.

The other would stake out new business with no encumbrances.

"There are no encumbrances that have to be dealt with".

"In a fantasy world with no encumbrances, 20% of our production would go directly to consumers," trade executive Ingo Grady estimates.

Alec was five when Evelyn was born, but he later recalled that he felt like an only child throughout his youth; Evelyn was "no more than an encumbrance in a corner".

However, the Pietersen furore, and Flower's resignation in the belief that the split roles do not work but would be an encumbrance with which he was no longer prepared to work, have accelerated things: Giles might be a capable international team director in the longer term but as yet it is too soon.

The deal would have no other encumbrances, nothing like commitments for other series on NBC.

"Once you see credit start to grow again, provided there are no other encumbrances" — like last year's Arab Spring, Japanese earthquake or debt ceiling debacle — "we should see small businesses expanding and hiring".

Of course it would, but we can't–indeed no one can, not even Congress or the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission because of the an encumbrance known as the Fifth Amendment.