Sentence examples for work is impeded from inspiring English sources
The work is done by JPAC (the federal Joint P.O.W.-M.I.A. Accounting Command), which carries out archaeological excavations in remote locations, though its work is impeded by considerable obstacles, including dwindling budgets and unaccommodating foreign governments.
At the same time, their work is impeded by the revenge schemes of Randall and Waternoose, as well as a human child (indirectly revealed to be Sid Phillips from the Toy Story franchise) who has hijacked the company's closet door technology to commit a string of toy thefts throughout the human world.
Some of the first proponents of reducing outdoor light at night were astronomers, both amateurs with backyard telescopes and professionals whose work is impeded by light in the environment.
Pathologists said their work was impeded by the delay, which resulted in such advanced decomposition that they were unable to obtain any decisive forensic clues.
The progress of my work was impeded by delays because my samples were often deemed "low priority".
Rescue and relief work was impeded by overloaded telephone communications, and consequentially, Telecom ceased telephone service between Townsville and Ingham.
Correspondingly, a majority of those who, in addition to having experienced negative encounters, also felt wronged stated that their return to work was impeded.
The same was done for the proportion of those whose self-estimated ability to return to work was impeded when exposed to negative/wrongful encounters compared to those who stated that it was not influenced or facilitated.
It was anticipated that by using protective equipment, nurses' work performance is impeded and that they cannot perform certain procedures.
Most other people complained of her only off the record, saying that they feared their future work would be impeded.
He said that he was dedicated to fighting for the right to buy the building and that if he was forced to move, his advocacy work would be impeded.
