Sentence examples for sharply impeding from inspiring English sources

But the horse had veered sharply, impeding another; as a penalty, Elliott and Idle Son were dropped to sixth place.

But a new experiment has shown that fairly common concentrations of ozone, the eye-stinging ingredient in smog, can sharply impede this process.

During the Bush administration, nearly every policy choice made by a sharply divided board impeded collective bargaining, created obstacles to union representation or favored employer interests.

You're impeding my investigation.

Roadblocks across the country were impeding commerce.

They are not impeding progress one bit.

Your neglect is impeding my recovery.

This "is actually impeding science," he said.

Alonso is under investigation for impeding Gutierrez.

Impeding traffic by driving too slowly.

Now, though, it is sharply focused on America's politicians and religious leaders, and the way they have, in his view, impeded research in therapeutic cloning and stem cells - research that might otherwise, by now, have led to human trials of drugs designed to regrow the nervous systems of people like Reeve.