Sentence examples for threatening to impede from inspiring English sources

China is threatening to impede access to the sea-lanes off its coast.

Anti-Aristide partisans and thugs now control a major town, Gonaïves, and are threatening to impede the delivery of badly needed food and other relief supplies.

BEIJING — With less than six weeks before it plays host to the Olympic sailing regatta, the city of Qingdao, China, has mobilized thousands of people and an armada of small boats to clean up an algal bloom choking the coastline and threatening to impede the competition.

However, when deploying AI in an enterprise setting, a disconnect between the developer and IT teams can quickly surface, threatening to impede the race to AI.

The so-called skills gap is now threatening to impede economic growth in California, a state that suffered more intensely than most during the recession.

But incomplete access to those databases threatens to impede the clinical interpretation of genomic medicine.

The eruption of audience coughing after every aria in Part I threatened to impede the momentum of Gardiner's conducting.

An over-reliance on the precautionary principle threatened to impede innovation in decisions made at last week's Convention on Biological Diversity (COP CBD), noted one agricultural expert.

However, there is a series of barriers that threaten to impede implementing successful retrofit projects such as: lack of funding, lack of interoperability, and unstructured decision making.

Melissa Talago, founder of Campfirecommunications.co.uk, decamped to the spare bedroom when working from the utility room – and household dumping ground – threatened to impede the growth of her business.

Senator Feinstein said that the deletion of the amendment she sponsored with Senator Russell D. Feingold, a Wisconsin Democrat, threatened to impede the fight against AIDS in Africa.