Sentence examples for that impeded from inspiring English sources

"It didn't help me to compete but gave me some dizziness that impeded my competition".

The personal issues that impeded the writers and artists from going away were quite astounding.

The latter found that 90% of countries had at least one law that impeded women's economic opportunities.

There also were column footings that impeded into an elevator pit that cost a lot of money to overcome.

She also said that she had resigned because of a rotator cuff injury that impeded her movement.

In the end, those things that impeded their capture — dense woods, bad weather, sparse population, rugged terrain — also impeded their flight.

The inspectors' new powers were drawn up in the hope of preventing Iraqi officials from renewing the blocking tactics that impeded the inspectors during the 1990's.

An unnamed Australian intelligence agency had "serious gaps" in record-keeping that impeded the investigation of serious allegations from a whistleblower.

"After the Big Parade," a setting of another Ginsberg poem, describes the specter of disease and hostility that impeded the joy of the 1991 Gay Pride Day parade.

The insistence on secularism, in place since the country's founding in 1923, was intended to counter what were viewed as anti-modern strains within Islam that impeded development.

The endowment gifts, heavily invested in Reader's Digest stock, were administered for the recipients by seven organizations under restrictions that impeded the selling of Digest stock.