Sentence examples for problems impeded from inspiring English sources

Voicing concerns about how management problems impeded terrorism investigations helped end it, he says.

Logistical coordination problems impeded supplementary feed reaching staging posts in the disaster zone.

Symptom substitution was a major scientific and clinical question about a half century ago that was abandoned rather than answered partly because it did not seem to occur and partly because perceived methodological problems impeded empirical research.

These technical problems impeded communication between the interviewers and interviewees.

Factors related to women's position in the host country: Financial problems impeded the ability to pay for health insurance [ 31], access to medical care during pregnancy [ 22] and attendance of prenatal classes [ 23].

Those problems impede us from using the facilities".

Structural abnormalities of the uterus are found in 10 to 15percentt of women who have recurrent miscarriages, though experts disagree over whether these problems impede a successful pregnancy.

Realistically, Mr. Tribe cannot be expected to solve all the financial and other problems impeding the delivery of indigent legal services.

The Rockefeller Foundation, in deciding how to dispense tens of millions of dollars in grants each year, typically sends scouting teams around the world to search out problems impeding human well-being and organizations or individuals working to address them.

But they join a growing list of minor problems impeding growth, economists said, including higher fuel prices and bad weather, Europe's creeping malaise and the effect of the Japanese earthquake.

The efficiency of solar photovoltaic (PV) cells has been one of the major problems impeding its global adoption as one of the sustainable substitutes to fossil fuel based technologies.