Sentence examples for that impediments from inspiring English sources

One might argue that impediments to user innovation could be overcome by negotiation.

But on Friday, Mr. Karzai said at a news conference that "impediments" in his relationship with Islamabad needed to be removed "sooner rather than later".

"I wanted to try and reach in the book a suggestion that impediments -- or things that are seen as afflictions by 'normal' society -- can actually be enhancing, that they are part of how you experience being alive, he said.

While it might be expected that impediments would be more frequently cited by non-users than users of technologies, the opposite occurs.

Committee on Undergraduate Physics Education Research and Implementation [29] states that impediments to change include "traditional academic cultures" and that the "subject matter and skills that undergraduates study [in physics] have remained largely static for more than 50 years.

These findings contradict a common view in public circles that impediments to entering hosting labor markets, especially problems in foreign qualification recognition, are one of the major factors for the poor performance of recent immigrants to Canada.

Without work, there was no impediment to Saeed and Nadia meeting during the day except for the fighting, but that impediment was a serious one.

However, that impediment was overcome in 1959 with the opening of the St . Lawrence Seaway a joint venture of the U.S. and Canadian governments.

Vann had been a lieutenant colonel only ten months, and by date of rank there were officers who stood ahead of him, but that impediment could be waived at Porter's discretion.

And now that the impediments are gone, and he's able to grow without hindrance, he's bringing a little of his new world home to us.

Not that such impediments have ever stopped me before.