Sentence examples for obvious impediment from inspiring English sources

The most obvious impediment to periodic board evaluations is that no one can perform them but the board itself.

If the government of the United States were run like a successful business, the board of directors would have decided long ago to eliminate the most obvious impediment to progress.

In past cases, presidents used the powers he's invoking to grant work permits to modest, clearly defined populations facing some obvious impediment (war, persecution, natural disaster) to returning home.

Second, there was an obvious impediment to future investment in the fact that a merged O2 and Three would have a foot in both the industry's network-sharing arrangements.

Abrams's appearance resonated as a kind of existential victory because she looked comfortable and confident standing on the political stage on her own terms — not those of Hollywood, fashion magazines, corporate consultants or students of history — and without having those terms become an issue or an obvious impediment.

In recent years, there would appear to be little obvious impediment to black actors' success, with the likes of Viola Davis, Quvenzhan�� Wallis, Morgan Freeman and Forest Whitaker among those being nominated – and in some cases winning – Oscars in the past 10 years.

Unlike the couple in "On Tangled Paths," this pair have no obvious impediments to happiness.

But there are obvious impediments to Australia seeking the firm alliances required.

DAVID REMNICK: Netanyahu 2.0 would be one that is far less ideologically driven, a pragmatist who sees that, despite all the obvious impediments (and there are many), that a Palestinian state — stable, contiguous, whole — is in the interest of peace and stability for Israel, as well.

I want to be a billionaire". One could offer injuries and declining performance as obvious impediments to this ambition.

There are obvious impediments to this scenario.