impediment造句

The other impediment is constitutional.

The second impediment is guilt, she said.

Sadly, this is usually the biggest impediment for most people.

What was a kind of impediment to their personal rule?

The main impediment to development is the country's large population.

We know that poverty is the single greatest impediment to development and change.

Many developers will regard this kind of control an impediment, not a kind of support.

Waiting on clients to deliver website content can be a big impediment to progress.

The difficulty of diagnosing HIV in infants, however, remains a major impediment to progress.

Napoleon never lost sight of his goal, because Britain represented the last substantial impediment to his control of Europe.

As you'll see when I discuss modeling solutions, this turns out to be a real impediment to design.

Moreover, we do not carry the legacies of the past several years in our Banks' or public sector balance sheets that are such an impediment in other places.

Conservatives will not be able to understand the elusive nature of Obamaism and counter its formidable appeal until they remove the impediment of their own insular, rigid ideology.

Moreover, the biggest impediment to the spread of renewables in most countries is not an antiquated grid, but the lack of a price on carbon.

In this case, his strategy of delay is to insist on his right to be in court for every hearing, only to cite a “legitimate impediment” (ie, government business) that stops him attending.

According to the book's press release, "Among the most unique approaches Gore takes in the book is showing readers how our own minds can be an impediment to change."