Sentence examples for whatever impediment from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth Streb will send herself and her dancers soaring through space and slamming into whatever impediment is handy in numbers arranged like booths at a state fair, observed by wandering audience members with popcorn provided.
Consult with your doctor about more serious and invasive methods to fix sciatic pain, including surgery to remove whatever physical impediment is making contact with or pinching the sciatic nerve.
Whatever the impediments, women have made great strides in most areas of science.
It is possible to walk the pavements at whatever pace desired without the impediment of other people and without breathing in the choking pollution of rush hour traffic.
The callow eagerness to use this opportunity, however, is tempered by the fact that many of the previously anointed "best trained, most dedicated, best whatever" stock of teachers are creating an impediment to progress by turning up for work in the morning.
Whatever the reason, it just creates one more impediment to people wanting to use social media.
But the Trump administration's belligerence suggests that trade tariffs and impediments to financial flows might be inevitable anyway, whatever Mexico's approach to negotiation.
Whatever the end result of any legal action, the legal impediments and bureaucratic processes would mean it would take 2-3 years to finalize any new rules.
If you look at what the company needs only from the perspective of your own function (HR, IT, marketing – whatever it is), you will be seen as tactical at best, and an impediment to the business' success at worst.
Your induction into whatever!
