Sentence examples for the two impediments from inspiring English sources

The two impediments are technology and emotion.

Numerical examples are used to demonstrate the two impediments and effectiveness of the proposed remedies.

This is where the process of reconciliation must begin, and Trump can make a significant contribution to peace if he can persuade both sides to begin such a process to alleviate the three impediments.

We call the four impediments elaborated here technologies of social exclusion, as they all disfavour the patients with the least social and cultural capital.

The one impediment to means-based affirmative action is cost: Admitting more low-income students would require an increase in financial aid.

To that end, the situation in these Arab states strongly suggests that unless the following seven impediments are fully addressed, the Arab Spring will turn out to be the cruelest winter, shattering all hopes promised by the uprisings.

"The two main impediments to good online manners are the medium's incredible ease and its blankness of tone," he cogently (if perhaps not originally) writes.

The M.I.T. researchers created what they believe to be the first model that takes into account the two major impediments to accurately calculating storage capacity: estimating the aquifer's volume and the fracturing pressure that may result from injecting carbon dioxide into an aquifer too quickly.

And I believe that class size and teaching load are the two biggest impediments -- even bigger than salaries.

CSPs' lack of knowledge about the needs of Aboriginal people with cancer and Aboriginal patients' limited understanding of the Western medical system were identified as the two major impediments to communication.

As Gideon Calder (2010, 62) asserts, "in particular, internally diverse ways, people with disabilities have been on the end of a kind of pincer movement between Fraser's two impediments to parity; maldistribution and misrecognition".