Sentence examples for when it impedes from inspiring English sources

There's another subtle way that "should" is a drawback for me and others: when it impedes one's career.

Having identified everyday, indirect advocacy practices and a particular mode of advocating – by proxy – we encourage further inquiry regarding ethical implications such as caregiver burden [ 70, 72, 79, 97], limited access for families and children without effective proxy advocates and practitioners grappling with privacy legislation when it impedes efficient support of children and families.

"The American people should be suspicious of this administration when it continually impedes congressional oversight of its extreme climate agenda," Smith said.

But the performance of each group suffers when it is impeded from engaging in its preferred strategies.

A weak subplot involving bulimia is introduced and then dismissed when it would impede a neat resolution.

While this tendency is useful and normally quite harmless, it impedes reasoning when "we are at a loss concerning a connection or consequence [between ideas], or have a new inference to draw, or would see the force of some new argument" ("Miscellanies," no. 782; Edwards 1957–, vol. 18, 457).

But dichotomies tend to assert too much, feeding delusions of understanding when their overuse impedes it.

The commission relied on its net neutrality principles when it sanctioned Comcast last year for impeding the Internet connections of some customers who were using certain file-sharing software.

Experts have not identified at what point mental exertion impedes healing, when it actually helps, and when too much rest prolongs recovery.

The insistence on stately shot-making occasionally impedes Muhammad when it has to make a leap to the transcendental – Majidi never finds the equivalent of Darren Aronofsky's ecstatic, pseudo stop-motion for the fallen angels in Noah.

In vitro analysis revealed that Endo III had the so far unexpected ability to bind to HJs in general and that it displaced XerC from the pseudo-HJ integration intermediate of the phage when it bound to it, thereby impeding new rounds of XerC-strand exchanges.