Sentence examples for which would impede from inspiring English sources

The chains are not parallel like a handful of pencils, which would impede motion, but are in a more random arrangement.

The measure would also have initiated amending the Constitution to require a balanced budget, which would impede our ability to manage economic cycles.

And one says limousines may not accept a request for a ride that is made less than 30 minutes in advance, which would impede Uber's primary business model of connecting luxury car drivers with passengers immediately.

"Ingredients are not clearly defined, such as essential oils, which would impede classification and labelling".

Like Aceros de Hispania, any company, thanks to the Internet, will be able to overcome the barriers which would impede its successful worldwide development in the offline market.

It is also unclear whether the IRE-1/XBP-1 axis is altered during aging, which would impede the coordination with other stress response factors and consequently impair the ER stress response.

The awareness of the potential danger of the UV damage, however, prompted other scientists to invoke a UV-protecting water layer (see e.g. ref. [ 19]), which apparently would impede the condensation reactions.

It is not expected to exist in physical form — merely as a stream or a download — which would only impede its constant evolution.

Although the service quality was improved and most of the travel demand was met, there appear negative anticompetitive practices, which would consequently impede the development.

The irregular edges of the holes on the Ag thin film which would locally impede the metal catalytic solution etching might lead to diameter discrepancy between the holes and top of the nanowires.

Recent research suggests that this system helps the fossa overcome factors which would normally impede mate-finding, such as low population density and lack of den use.