Sentence examples for social impediments from inspiring English sources

He's not advocating that phones are bad or social impediments, in general.

Johnson's first-term record, closely monitored by a handful of journalists and independent bloggers, reveals little inclination to tackle the deeper structural, environmental and social impediments to London's long-term progression as an efficient, generous, capitalist metropolis.

Legal or social impediments can block its development.

Old regime France serves as an excellent case study in this problem because of the way in which it combined real economic dynamism with deep-seated political and social impediments to growth.

It tells the story of an 11-year old girl from Riyadh, and her mother, who find outlets for self-expression despite several social impediments.

"What I found out was not knowing about Bruce Springsteen was a bigger social impediment," he said.

In fact, he said, "Van, if you don't know opera they're going to eat you up at Princeton". What I found out was not knowing about Bruce Springsteen was a bigger social impediment.

The trials were not limited to social and political impediments; there were also scientific hurdles, Mr. Jafari said.

A critical approach to agricultural water security focused on the processes of securing vulnerable farmers and others from wider political, social, and natural impediments to sufficient water supplies.

The policy is complicated by certain social and technical impediments, but on the whole a 70% rate in 15 years time seems entirely attainable.

This paper reports outcomes of an interdisciplinary conference on the technical, social, and economic impediments to improving NUE in crop and animal production systems, and it introduces a series of papers addressing this issue.