Sentence examples for we will be impeded from inspiring English sources

Until we can feel comfortable with our bodies -- and understand that they come in one size only: beautiful -- we will be impeded from enjoying our sexuality.

If China does not have honest science, its development will be impeded.

So [investigations of] serious crimes will be impeded because there will be long and complicated legal processes to get the evidence and information we need.

"Netizens will have less trust in the government, and to a certain extent, the development of the industry will be impeded," he said.

These texts, almost 2,000 years old, help him to better understand why, for example, one homeowner's wish for a driveway will be impeded by the presence of an apple tree.

And the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Trade, now official Japan's leading advocate of far-reaching corporate restructuring, worries that progress will be impeded if a government-run fund owns 2to3percentent of all stocks.

Admirably ambitious though the Beijing triennial is, its chances of becoming a credible hub of global design debate will be impeded by the international outrage over the imprisonment of Mr. Ai.

At least the banks won't be able to grumble that the flow of lending to the UK economy will be impeded by Osborne's new tax – an annual sum of £2bn to £2.5bn is clearly affordable, especially as taxpayers are still providing implicit support for the sector.

The commercialization of drug delivery systems based on CNTs will be impeded by these problems.

Without sufficient social capital, the career development (such as compensation growth) of even high CES employees will be impeded.

Without this geographic variation, speciation and diversification will be impeded (Mayr 1963; Coyne and Orr 2004), and future opportunities for diversification will be lost.