Sentence examples for one impediment from inspiring English sources

One impediment to making advances has been a primary focus on exposures and toxicants that has sometimes led investigators supported by the NIEHS on a circuitous and inefficient path toward understanding human health and disease.

Historically, one impediment to such a move was the difficulty in accounting on a national scale: governments didn't even try to measure G.D.P. until well into the 20th century.

One impediment to its adoption, however, is the limited data currently available on the use of saliva to measure steroids during pregnancy and the postpartum.

One impediment to that is India's roads.

One impediment was an open culvert that drained Collect Pond.

The estate tax is one impediment to future success.

There, too, one impediment is knowing who to talk to.

One impediment to governance, he explained, was that liberation movements captured many African governments.

One impediment to the rapid rollout of 401(k) brokerage accounts is fear of corporate liability.

The anti-torture law Feinstein and McCain passed is one impediment to CIA torture.

It would affect workers, union political spending and ultimately children because unions are the number-one impediment to education reform.