Sentence examples for obstacles that impede from inspiring English sources

It blankets off the obstacles that impede the road to success.

A palace statement said that the king and Mr. Peres "addressed ways of surmounting the obstacles that impede the revival of peace talks between the Palestinians and the Israelis on the basis of the two-state vision".

Invisible tech does present obstacles that impede adoption.

Research on specific obstacles that impede the delivery of end-of-life care in emergency departments and behaviors that support it is limited.

If he is right, the hope that English's emergence as a new lingua franca in Europe and globally could overcome the linguistic obstacles that impede the development of transnational democratic politics are overstated (Van Parijs 2005).

This study is motivated by the need to better understand the obstacles that impede the implementation of renewable energy projects in Oman and the factors that cause delays in project initiation.

A company executive told the Times that Amazon considers unions to be obstacles that would impede its ability to improve customer service.

The voyage gave rise to the field of oceanography, but it also exposed the twin obstacles that would impede underwater exploration for generations: prohibitive costs and primitive technology.

He will immediately confront a host of institutional obstacles that could impede his progress in rebuilding an archdiocese shattered by last year's disclosures that its leaders had permitted a generation of sexually abusive priests to molest young people.

According to an August report by the nonprofit National Wildlife Federation, climate change is creating obstacles that can impede our time in the outdoors -- namely, by increasing the number of pests.

This paper will clarify academic obstacles that are impeding the development of sustainable architectural education.