Sentence examples for well impede from inspiring English sources

In fact, because of the risks, the conflicts of interest and the adverse cultural influence it may well impede effective competition".

If we dismiss them as part of an evil totalitarian block that we must "argue" (how?) against, we could well impede the democratic progress we hope will come from the Arab Spring TRAUB: I agree altogether with Ian.

While the economy will start to grow again in a few months because of extra liquidity now being pumped in by the Fed, lower energy costs and very low inventory levels the Obama programs could well impede or retard the pace of this nascent expansion.

The latter seems probable, because that much stress in labor could well impede normal maternal behavior in some cases.

We identified three statistically significant social perspectives among municipal officials, two indicating concern with how gas wells impede future urban development.

Also, with a configuration using deep open wells the remaining layer of PDMS at the bottom of the wells would impede high-resolution imaging.

Had astronomers been able to test this early prediction, they would have found it erroneous, which could well have impeded acceptance of the final (1915) version of the theory.

Using analysis of floods, typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis and other natural disasters, the 2016 world risk report (pdf), claims that decrepit infrastructure and logistics systems can become a "direct threat" to societies because they can trap or injure victims, as well as impeding the delivery of humanitarian relief.

Wind damage was reported well inland, impeding relief efforts.

After attaining tropical storm status, significant intensification was limited due to a slight increase in wind shear as well as impeded outflow.

The pathological mechanisms leading to damage of the peripheral nervous system (PNS) and CNS are not yet well understood, impeding the development of therapies.