Sentence examples similar to share of impediments from inspiring English sources

WORTH -- There are all sorts of impediments.

Alf Young in the Glasgow Herald said HBOS "believes it can convince the UK competition authorities that a 34% combined share of the British mortgage market is no impediment to competition".

When you're 6-11, have red hair, a big nose, freckles, a speech impediment and you're a Deadhead, you get your share of comments".

Levine added that the Mets, who have demanded a hefty share of parking revenue for use of the lots at Citi Field, are not an impediment to reaching a deal for a stadium.

For his part Mr. Sellars said in a statement yesterday that he felt his "presence was an impediment to the realization of the 2002 Adelaide Festival," adding that he "made my share of mistakes since coming to Adelaide".

"They're going to try to put any kind of impediment they can".

Indeed, it has been observed that conceptual and logistical impediments to international sharing of biological resources can be overcome by harmonizing privacy standards through a continuing process that fosters the interplay of different national viewpoints [ 16].

Let no impediment be admitted to the sharing of poems.

This is a strong impediment for both reusing and sharing of MCRDR knowledge bases, as well as for rapid development and maintenance.

The absence of a stroke strategy and stroke prevalence statistics were identified as significant impediments to service planning, alongside organisational barriers limiting the recruitment of additional allied health professional staff, and lack of sharing of discipline-specific information on patients.

One of the impediments to obtaining and sharing information on effective fleet safety management is the lack of an evidence-based, standardised measurement tool.