Sentence examples for short-term impediments from inspiring English sources

He advises concentrating on such developments rather than short-term impediments to economic progress and healthy investment returns.

The substantive point is that we now understand how apparent short-term impediments to optimality can be resolved over the long term.

We speculate that there will be short-term impediments to the effectiveness of the darknet as a distribution mechanism, but ultimately the darknet-genie will not be put back into the bottle.

Assuming the short-term impediments to implant fixation are successfully addressed and that longer-term issues such as late infection and mechanical failure of the components are avoided, the biological response of the host tissue to the presence of the implant is critical to long-term success.

The UBS analysts said: "Of course, sterling weakness may be a short-term impediment to investment if investors expect the currency to weaken further".

That the network has struggled to get into viewers' homes (as of Saturday, Verizon FiOS was the only national cable or satellite provider offering the network) is merely a short-term impediment.

While not as advanced as Bt management, there has been some application of evolutionary principles to the management of glyphosate resistance in weeds (one factor which is both a long-term rationale and a short-term impediment of sorts is that glyphosate is far more cost-effective than any other chemical in many weed control scenarios).

In any event, developing countries should be advised to use this method until their financial systems are ready to participate properly in the global capital market.Rich-country banks will oppose this, because they would be the principal losers from new impediments to short-term bank inflows to developing countries.

Much of the hearing focused on fiscal policy as Mr. Bernanke renewed his warning that short-term spending cuts have become a major impediment to faster growth.

He said almost three-fifths of the senior business leaders he had consulted believed short-term thinking was a major or a significant impediment to economic growth.

The effort will collapse if cultural heritage is seen either as a pesky impediment to making money, or as something to be exploited for short-term gain.