Sentence examples for real impediment from inspiring English sources
"That's been a real impediment to the fund-raising".
Yet Wilson seems to think this is no real impediment.
Lying surrounds us and can be a real impediment to the creation of value in negotiation.
Other factors, like regulatory delays in power plant sitings, are the real impediment to new investment.
Death may be dark and spiteful, a real impediment to one's career development and personal safety.
It is hard to imagine what kind of real impediment she, or any other underdressed performer, is encountering.
The only real impediments lie in realms of politics and human will.
Political and economic uncertainty as well as corruption are cited by Sudanese businesses as real impediments to investment and growth.
To scale, Tesla will eventually have to grow down market but there are real impediments to doing so.
It is this failure to analyse the real impediments that makes me question how realistic Helm's alternative action plan would be in reality.
Yet Miller insists that the real impediments to solving discrimination, at least in this case, are "certain feminists, Germaine Greer and whoever it might be".
