Sentence examples for remain impediments from inspiring English sources

Teriparatide is well-tolerated with few side effects, although daily subcutaneous injections and cost remain impediments to adoption in practice.

The S.E.C.'s fraud case against MCI had been one of the last remaining impediments to the company's ability to emerge from Chapter 11.

"Local and federal law enforcement must build on positive relationships and address any remaining impediments to full cooperation if they are to truly succeed in carrying out their new mandates," it said.

Legislation removing various remaining impediments was passed in Britain in 1871 and 1875; similar measures followed in all the Australian colonies between 1876 and 1902 and in New Zealand in 1878.

Ask specifically to tell you some details about what they are actively doing to clear away their remaining impediments to new lending.

A remaining impediment: Will e-textbooks permit students who once complained that "the dog ate my homework" to find a new ream of excuses?

However, with many of these issues now resolved, the largest remaining impediment for event-related spinal fMRI is a deprived understanding of the spinal cord fMRI signal time course.

The only remaining impediment was a recommended ten-cent-an-hour raise on, followed by another raise on.

Perhaps most importantly, a move away from curving practices in grading may remove a key remaining impediment to building a learning community in which students are expected to rely on and support one another in the learning process.

Blood coagulation and platelet adhesion remain major impediments to the use of biomaterials in implantable medical devices.

The biggest obstacles to big-picture rights reform still remain structural impediments embedded in a culture of fear and extremism, but tangible roadblocks for reform to women's rights in Pakistan often surface in non-legislative bodies such as the Council of Islamic Ideology.