Sentence examples for traditional impediments from inspiring English sources
"traditional impediments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It generally refers to something that has been done or accepted for a long time, but is now seen as a hindrance. For example, you could say "Due to traditional impediments, many women are unable to reach their full potential in the workplace."
This means that traditional impediments to political organisation for opposition groups are weakening.
These traditional impediments are no longer a problem in the 21st century.
We can overcome traditional impediments to access and care and do away with geographic barriers and time differences.
Despite the evident advantages of FRPs over traditional materials, the greatest impediment to worldwide utilization is represented by the limited knowledge of composites behavior at elevated temperature and/or freeze thaw cycling exposure.
These impediments concern three traditional and widely held -- but if we think about it in more detail, untenable -- notions about the course of early evolution that are deeply engrained in the minds of scientists and society and that we must abandon altogether if we are to make headway on these central issues.
Murphy's lack of power — he has seven home runs in 357 plate appearances — is not necessarily an impediment at a traditional power spot if the Mets, who have the fewest homers in baseball, can pick that up at other spots.
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.
"In today's volatile markets, where abilities to explore and innovate are greatly valued, traditional command-and-control hierarchies are impediments to creativity.
In our case the multiple areas of metastatic disease and disease abutting major vascular structures were impediments to performing a traditional metastasectomy with negative margins.
Even though piezoelectric MEMS resonators are known to possess substantially stronger electromechanical transduction efficiencies than the more traditional capacitive MEMS resonators, parasitic feedthrough remains an impediment for electrical characterization of resonators in liquids.
Traditional norms, if inflexibly applied, can pose an impediment on a child's development.
