Sentence examples for to impede this from inspiring English sources

While Hong Kong grumbles, nothing is allowed to impede this $750 billion civil-engineering juggernaut on the mainland.

Nothing was allowed to impede this celebration of self-confident women who know the score and have no problems standing up for themselves.

White cannot well try to impede this by 9 a4 because Black will play 9... Bd7, 10... Qb8, 11... ba 12 ba Qb5, followed by a breakthrough with 13... a4.

Many British are reluctant to impede this influx as they are proud of the local reputation that their country opens its doors to refugees of all colors and still has responsibilities as the big Commonwealth house with a lamp in the window.

It would only take a few regulatory decisions to impede this innovative solution from getting to market.

I tell them that in English it's called a Lover's Leap, and that Toronto's Bloor Viaduct was used for a similar purpose until the city erected a fascist-looking fence to impede this folly.

Other donors see that it does not make sense to impede the progress of this programme so they are maintaining support.

Having these policies on the books without recognising and supporting local businesses or providing an environment through which champions can come to the fore is likely to impede the progress of this spectacularly beautiful but vulnerable region in developing a flourishing green economy.

Identifying the above concerns about the physical, psychological, and social risks raised by human microbiome research is not intended to impede the progress of this area, but to highlight the importance that protection should be provided for participants and data arising from research.

(By engendering the illusion of explanation they tend to impede the progress of science; this may well account for Quine's animus against the term).

This humorous map was not sufficient to reverse this tendency or to impede the emergence of the gold standard.