Sentence examples for will only impede from inspiring English sources

That was when I told Brad, quite firmly, "Brad, our being together is sinful and will only impede our development as responsible Christian adults.

In the presence of a lag phase that allows appreciable amounts of chemical to diffuse into kinetic sorption sites, nonequilibrium sorption will only impede degradation.

Waiting for properly designed, placebo controlled, random clinical trials will only impede the progress of surgical experience and frustrate the decision making for both clinicians and patients.

"Given that transgender people are 49 times more likely to be living with HIV than the general population, their exclusion from the High-Level meeting will only impede global progress in combatting the HIV/AIDS pandemic".

These tend to send off ribbons and hangnails that will only impede your airways.

In some cases, if other employees are disconnected from you and/or do not understand your job jealously may form, which will not only impede what you are trying to do but will put pressure on your boss to eliminate the program.

Abnormal accumulation of cytosolic proteins will not only impede the ability of cells to survive adverse conditions but will also elicit a direct ER stress to the cells.

While many companies might find it unnerving to re-think top management roles and responsibilities, failing to assign top executive roles for data-related activities will not only impede their growth, but could leave them unguarded in the face of growing competition.

He said a new investigation would only impede the current investigations.

It is therefore expected that VLA-4 targeting will not only impede CLL cell recirculation to these lymphoid niches, but additionally mobilize tumor cells from lymphoid organs, similar to the effects seen with novel small molecule inhibitors.

A perpetuation of negativity in thought and deed will only prolong and impede recovery.