Sentence examples for temporary impediments from inspiring English sources
The unifying theme was that spending and investment would surge as these temporary impediments subsided.
The various economic panics and depressions of the 19th and 20th centuries were only temporary impediments to this pattern of growth.
Now, at feature length, the main character's muteness is a temporary impediment, and he finds himself surrounded by eight other numbered automatons, introduced out of order like a row of Sudoku.
A recently described dynamic parameter that may be of potential interest intraoperatively is the response to a 15-second end-expiratory occlusion, which may act like a fluid challenge due to the temporary absence of the cyclic impediment in venous return [ 62].
Would the match be called off? Official guidance handed down by the Italian Referees' Association recommends that: "In the event of meteorological impediments thought to be temporary, the referee can stop the match for as long as they consider opportune".
Last year the top court rejected as unconstitutional his immunity from prosecution under a law passed by his government, but he has surmounted that with the "legitimate impediment" law giving him temporary protection.
The initial growth dynamics of the more mature oaks did not differ from that of present "bonsais," supporting the idea that browsing is not an unconditional impediment and that "bonsai" can be a temporary stage of successful oak development.
But many impediments remain.
Common law impediments remained.
There are technical impediments.
