Sentence examples for potentially impeded from inspiring English sources

His courtship of Rachel Isum (played, very movingly, by Ruby Dee) plays into his drive to earn his living speedily and is implicated dramatically, potentially impeded by his recruitment to integrate the major leagues.

His courtship of Rachel Isum (played, very movingly, by Ruby Dee) plays into his drive to earn his living speedily — and is implicated dramatically, potentially impeded by his recruitment to integrate the major leagues.

The chaetae of M. burgessensis and P. zenobia although semi-rigid, would not have been stable enough for brachiopod larvae to settle on, consequently giving the individual a buffer zone, discouraging the larvae of other brachiopods that could have potentially impeded feeding from settling on or close to their shells.

They cite further evidence of double standards: having exported its dirtiest industries to China, the West wants the country to curb its carbon emissions, potentially impeding its growth and depriving newly well-off Chinese of their right to a motor car.

This effect may accelerate dangerous localized corrosion and potentially impedes its applications in metal protection.

Performance anxiety related to nursing simulation can potentially impede student learning.

Drilling in complex geological settings often possesses significant risk for unplanned events that could potentially impede already cost-demanding operations.

The lack of widespread uptake of BIM appears to be linked to the risks and challenges that are potentially impeding its effectiveness.

Imagine when there are thousands of these programs, he says, which could potentially impede the ability of these platforms to bring their students up to speed and get them contributing on day one of their jobs.

In addition, various aspects of data availability and knowledge integration may potentially impede the effective and efficient use of vulnerability assessments for disaster risk reduction (Giuliani et al. 2011).

As indicated in the comments by participants in these surveys, the time spent on the management of online profiles potentially impedes on an educator's individual time for curriculum and behavior management planning.