Sentence examples for seriously impeding from inspiring English sources

The strictures that inevitably accompany the "two-pronged test" cannot avoid seriously impeding the task of law enforcement, see, e.g., n. 9, supra.

"On the final downwind leg of the race I was hindered by a media boat, the actions of which I felt were seriously impeding my race," he said.

It was almost as if the state felt a duty, then but even more now, to bear down with force upon any obstacle perceived to be seriously impeding its plans for economic progress.

Maria-Cecilia Goin, of the International Committee of the Red Cross, said the "humanitarian space" in Gaza was shrinking, with intense fighting in the north, east and south of the strip seriously impeding its work.

This, in turn, has failed to develop the basis for a robust and effective political and constitutional system, seriously impeding the government's ability to respond to a myriad of internal and external challenges it faces related to national cohesion and integration, ethnic tensions, sectarianism, regional inequalities and international relations.

"The loss of my actual money, $86,076.80 and $1,801.00, is seriously impeding the day-to-day operations of my family-owned business," Mr. Ward, the owner of True Metals Group, said in a letter to the trustee overseeing the bankruptcy.

The tissue may seriously impede blood flow.

High and opaque tariffs seriously impeded export growth.

The high cost and scarcity of Pt seriously impede its practical application.

Even time spent litigating such matters could seriously impede criminal investigations.

It is observed that any downstream resistance will seriously impede the suction flow rate.