Sentence examples for there have been impediments from inspiring English sources

Those who have worked with Carnegie Hall over the years know that there have been impediments to the hall's living up to its potential.

That has happened in several countries in the last year, and in the United States one organization plans to use exit polls in five closely contested states in November to measure whether there have been impediments to voting.

"There have been no impediments placed in our way," he said.

The absence of openness and the rule of law there has been a severe impediment to attempts to address the worsening public health conditions.

To impatient men, liberty always looks like an impediment, and there have been signs recently that the men of the Reagan Adminstration and some of their allies in Congress, as they pursue their "revolution" in American political life, are impatient, Secretary of State Haig announced some months ago that in foreign affairs "international terrorism will take the place of human rights in our concern".

Catherine said there had been no need for a dispensation because her marriage to Arthur had not been consummated and there had been no impediment to her marriage to Henry.

"It is clear from women's experiences that from time to time that there may have been some impediments".

This is a far cry from her demurring during a debate last month, when she declined to spell out the problems women confronted, saying only that "from time to time there may have been some impediments".

Jellyfish stings and strong currents have been the main impediments.

Taublieb said cultural differences have been the main impediment.

This is partly because many political and regulatory impediments have been eliminated, and partly because — recent troubles notwithstanding — there is more wealth to move.