Sentence examples for of an impediment from inspiring English sources

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).

"But from the point of view of a retailer, especially in this economy, to have any kind of an impediment is very detrimental".

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.

Is it possible that the Promise, in being so generous and forgiving, makes having a baby in high school less of an impediment?

Indeed, the immune system is often thought of as an impediment to successful oncolytic virus delivery and efficacy.

In part, this is because animal welfare has historically been thought of as an impediment to conservation.

In a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry, Gowdy urged him to hand over emails and accused the department of being "an impediment to the progress".

Was there no United employee that saw Dr. Dao as a customer first instead of as an impediment to getting the plane in the air?

Finally, Cln/Cdk blocks nuclear import of Ime1, an impediment to EMG activation that is alleviated by nutrient-starvation induced arrest inutrient-starvation induced