Sentence examples for what impedes from inspiring English sources
Sunday Review, Page 11 FRANK BRUNI What impedes Mitt Romney's candidacy more than anything else is an excitement deficit.
What impedes people about West, I believe, isn't avant-gardish difficulty but a kind of charm that is hard to credit.
These measures are typically retrospective and may not provide insight into what impedes system reliability.
In order to collect information on what impedes passage through sidewalks, such as gradients and unevenness, data were acquired and recorded from built-in sensors in regard to GPS, angles (between the gravity direction and the smartphone), and angular velocity at a regular interval during the passage through the sidewalk.
None, however, have specifically focused on what impedes or promotes the successful implementation of CCMs.
What impedes such work, however, is the difficulty in designing and conducting mediational studies of psychological treatments.
"What impeded Vivint's further growth was not a lack of ability, but capital restraints," he told TechCrunch.
(Tasked with what? Impeding "agitators" and preserving "Homeland Security?").
What impeded that, she said, is that "the entrenched power of the status quo wouldn't let go".
"That is what is impeding the peace process".
Is that what has impeded this movie and its disconcerting grasp of uncomfortable truth?
