Sentence examples for way impeded from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, there is plenty we can do now and which the current government is in no way impeded from doing both ideologically and practically.

Darwin got aboard one of them, it in no way impeded the tortoises progress, he calculated it managed 60 yards in 10 minutes or roughly four miles a day.

But Mr. Maloney called the accusation false, pointing out that a top official in the attorney general's office recently dismissed the notion that Mr. Maloney had in any way impeded the investigation.

"There's no evidence that one can see that the fairly significant strength in the housing market is in any way impeded," Mr. Greenspan said at a House hearing on the economy, in response to a question about the report.

Mr. McCabe, can you without going into the specific of any individual investigation, I think the American people want to know, has the dismissal of Mr. Comey in any way impeded, interrupted, stopped or negatively impacted any of the work, any investigation, or any ongoing projects at the Federal Bureau of Investigations?

In mid-July, I caught up with Nichols in his current kingdom, Sound Stage 15, at Culver Studios, in Culver City, where a broken ankle and crutches — the result of a spill on the set-in no way impeded his show of good spirits.

But this apparent incoherence in no way impedes the poetic sense, the sensory and intellectual bristle of these lines.

Things are done a certain way, impeding proper investigative work and allowing the serial killings to happen.

The car, I added, "was not in any way impeding traffic, and I had my yellow blinking flashers on".

Bradshaw said the McDonald's deal would in no way impede the station broadcasting negative news concerning the food chain.

Senators Baucus and Grassley issued a joint statement today calling the tax revisions a "minor incident which will in no way impede Mr. O'Neill's confirmation".