Sentence examples for without impediments from inspiring English sources

Of course, a Barbour candidacy was not without impediments.

The spillovers from basic science research are huge, hard to measure or control, and almost certainly best left to diffuse without impediments.

The ascendancy of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party, Justice and Development, or AKP, has not been without impediments from the secular forces in the Turkish government, most notably the military.

With Japanese precision, policymakers have calculated that without impediments to marriage and child-raising, Japan's birth rate would jump to 1.75.Policy, says Mr Yamada, should be directed towards making that leap.

Executives on both sides of the talks disagreed on whether a deadline in the negotiations ended last night, with ABC convinced that it can still negotiate without impediments, and CBS certain that ABC has missed an opportunity to grab Mr. Letterman without CBS's being able to match its bid.

As well as any writer ever has, he fulfilled Virginia Woolf's dictum that the writer's job is to get himself or herself expressed without impediments — to do so as Shakespeare and Jane Austen did, without hate or pause or protest or obvious special pleading or the thousand other ills that the embattled writer is heir to.

Her father's books, meanwhile, travelled on without impediment.

The climb from kid stuff to bona fide obsession has not been without impediment.

The mayor, without impediment, can make or change policy in direct accordance with public opinion.

But with the death of the last principal in 1978, historical research could begin without impediment.

Only then can one see without impediment or inhibition, as she did.