Sentence examples for provide impediments from inspiring English sources

But it transpires she has an overweight 21-year-old son, Cyrus (Jonah Hill, hitherto the star of gross Judd Apatow comedies), a possessive, childlike musician who sets out to provide impediments to the true love between his mother and this intruder.

Surgical residency has its own unique social structure, and we hypothesized that challenges to this would provide impediments to successful implementation of duty hours reform.

However, the Impede™ technology polymer matrix provides impediments to disrupt the extraction and conversion of pseudoephedrine into methamphetamine.

The positive relationship observed in this study offers support that shrubs can provide physical impediments to the nest.

At lower temperatures, the current finer-grained materials behave in a brittle manner as the smaller grains do not provide much impediment to crack extension; cracks can advance with minimal deflection thereby limiting any extrinsic toughening.

Surprisingly, SSc endothelial cells over-express pro-angiogenic transcripts, but also show up-regulation of genes exerting a powerful negative control, and down-regulation of genes critical to cell migration and extracellular matrix-cytoskeleton coupling, all alterations that provide an impediment to correct angiogenesis.

Landscape features are important to the daily survival rate [DSR] of nests because birds can select habitat structure that aids or inhibits predator search behavior or that provides physical impediments and nest concealment (i.e., visual obscurity; Chalfoun and Martin 2009; Lima 2009).

With George providing no impediment to James's charge, it is hard to imagine Hibbert covering the distance in time.

These panels are rigid and run from the seat-backs to the ceiling, providing an impediment to opening the roof.

The standard arterial system for blood withdrawal provides no impediment to intra-arterial injection [ 1] and bacterial contamination.

Colonial possessions did not in themselves provide a structural impediment to European integration, quite the reverse.