Sentence examples for permanent impediment from inspiring English sources
A challenging moment, doubtless, but also a fitting symbol of renewal for a young man determined not to allow the scarring events of 12 months ago to be a permanent impediment to achievement.
His writing skills were diminished, and he was left with a permanent speech impediment.
If the impediment is permanent or if it is a case of death or resignation, a presidential election must be held within 15 days.
Childhood illness left him with a permanent limp, he had a speech impediment that earned him general derision and he suffered from acute abdominal pains all his life.
Such behavior can result from the fact that the translational mobility of segments within polymer chain is much more of an impediment than the rotation of the permanent dipole moment near the glass transition temperature.
"We are not putting up any impediments on the resumption of the permanent talks for a peace agreement between us and the Palestinians," he said in remarks quoted by AFP news agency.
Such an institution could serve as a repository for Indigenous items returned from overseas museums such as the British Museum (which invariably cite as an impediment to repatriation the unavailability of suitable permanent keeping places for precious items in Indigenous communities).
The permanent congestion on Silicon Valley's two main freeways may be the biggest impediment to its future prosperity.
[Thus, ironically, the] pending "harsh" fiscal contraction measures were not some gratuitous roadblock that had been erected by enemies or aliens; that is, arbitrary impediments to the American economy's divine right to permanent prosperity, even if borrowed.
In fact, the lack of a permanent home or kitchen, as well as space limitations, can be impediments to purchasing a built-in stove.
However, the impediment to sex and conception that was presented by fat was not considered to be a permanent one, and authors presented two possible remedies: changing diet and/or sexual position.
