Sentence examples for of its impediments from inspiring English sources
In an article written in 1966, The Royal Court in its Social Context, Goetschius described the Royal Court as a "rallying point for those elements in the middle class who were attempting to clear the social scene of what they saw to be some of its impediments and irrelevancies".
The latter estimates the surplus fraction of suspended solids that remain confined within the innermost coil because of its impediment to solids transport in the radial direction.
Bowen's story is the more compelling, as much because of its celebrated impediment, whom she met as a student, in London, through Ezra Pound.
Will Green, an African-American activist who addressed the crowd Saturday, pointed out that the flag, and the backward implications it conveys to people beyond the cloistered world of its defenders, is an impediment to attracting business and investment to South Carolina.
In other words, the government is avoiding judicial review by citing an impediment of its own creation, which sounds — and surely this comparison has been made somewhere — awfully like murdering your parents and asking the court for mercy on the ground that you are an orphan.
This likely has been the major impediment to the discovery of its true function.
Explanations for why and where UNICEF failed to consistently act nimbly or effectively in Haiti point to a range of larger impediments in its internal systems and culture.
This perception may be at the root of a variety of impediments to the conduct of clinical trials in the ICU setting.
But as Eni moves to carry out a more thorough appraisal, a number of significant impediments could upend its — and Egypt's — ambitions.
One of the major impediments of GDEPT is to target specifically the tumor cells with the suicide gene.
Its harder to achieve that result with disclaimers of gifts to trusts because of impediments posed by state law, the terms of the trust or both.
