Sentence examples for only impeded from inspiring English sources

At the council hearings on the bill, it became clear that sidewalks clogged by table-based vendors not only impeded pedestrian flow but slowed firefighters and police officers in their work.

As Dietrich Elchlepp, BMBF division head for young researchers, recognised, "Mobility is not only impeded by inflexible administrative structures, but also by not knowing about the funding opportunities".

The results revealed that the incorporation of hydrophobic PDMS not only impeded acidic damage resulting from NOCC but also acted as an adhesion modification agent to facilitate long-term cell adhesion and proliferation on the soft substrate.

Criteria C reflects the architectural significance and merit of the structure which is only impeded by its Victorian-era cupola.

Die Antwoord's mind-warping, rave-infused act did catch fire on Friday, but Azealia Banks only impeded Saturday's predominantly dance-focused trajectory.

It is only impeded by loss of DNA sequence during resection.

Persistent denial of historical injustices not only impedes democratization but also hampers stable relations between different ethnic and religious groups.

The power for corporate entities to not only impede certain activities but to bar the public access to "public" space was upheld during the Occupy protest court proceedings.

That was when I told Brad, quite firmly, "Brad, our being together is sinful and will only impede our development as responsible Christian adults.

The collusion between supplier and buyer not only impedes free trade and ultimately inflates hospital supply costs, it may also be endangering the safety of patients.

It is not expected to exist in physical form — merely as a stream or a download — which would only impede its constant evolution.