Sentence examples for nothing impedes from inspiring English sources

Leaders who represent relatively small geographic areas like City Council districts need to remain connected to their communities, and nothing impedes this more than becoming an entrenched professional politician.

It's reproduction quality is particularly important because Ms. Conner prints, beautifully, in platinum, which offers an exceptionally broad and graduated range of grays as well an extraordinary amount of detail, and she insists on showing her work without glass so that nothing impedes the perception of the medium's richness.

And nothing impedes a plan more than important decisions that don't get implemented.

Nothing impedes this process more than uncertainty about next year's taxes.

I want my abdominal cavity to be empty so that when I start putting food in my stomach, nothing impedes its expansion.

As things stand, and come tomorrow morning, from when there is nothing impeding the view of the World Cup on the horizon, England's place in the hierarchy is reasonably clear.

Europe's maritime borders were essentially undefended, the responsibility of an EU agency called Frontex, which had neither the budget nor capacity to fulfil its role: nothing impeded the people-smugglers.

There is nothing impeding her [from running a fast time]," he said.

There ought to be nothing impeding the government from building the site, establishing the governing body and funding it immediately.

Let nothing impede the light or the natural sceneries.

But nothing impeded Kavanaugh's dauntless internet defenders from exposing her insidious plotting.