Sentence examples for progress has been impeded from inspiring English sources

But progress has been impeded by Palestinian terrorism and by Israel's reluctance to accept further withdrawals.

Mr Morton is careful to point out where progress has been impeded by hubris or tucked away in academic literature.There is also, of course, the inevitable warning.

Its progress has been impeded by banks, which fear that mobile operators will eat their lunch, and by regulators, who worry that mobile-money schemes will be abused by fraudsters and money-launderers.

"Their approach has been bureaucratic and the inquiry's progress has been impeded by a lack of adequate systems and personnel, leading to critical delays.

Progress has been impeded by the necessity of reliance on light-sensitive HSP90 inhibitors due to redundancy in the A. thaliana HSP90 gene family.

The net result has been that in some countries, the development and adoption of systems to implement effective early warning and control of Desert Locust are progressing satisfactorily, whilst in other countries progress has been impeded to various significant degrees.

However, further progress in this area has been impeded by the constraints in accessing human genome data, due in part to privacy concerns related to the disclosure of these data [ 4, 5].

Despite its enormous medical and social relevance, progress in HBV research has been impeded by the lack of understanding of HBV entry by which the virus specifically infects human liver cells.

However, the progress in unraveling the molecular response of P. kurrooa at these temperatures has been impeded by the dearth of transcriptomic resources.

It is becoming increasingly evident that conflict over reform in itself has been impeding educational progress quantifiable progress that has been achieved in settings where educators have managed to move beyond unproductive battles.

But many others say that their lives have been impeded.