Impedes in a sentence

Alcohol impedes these abilities.

And my work suggests a further disconnect: that the profit motive seen across Silicon Valley (and beyond) frequently impedes innovation rather than improving it.

Distor lamented how smuggling renders local farm output uncompetitive, impedes the productivity of farmers and leads to higher costs of agricultural products to the detriment of consumers.

Doctors said the law violates their First Amendment rights because it impedes their ability to communicate with their patients during treatment.

In this movement, Mahler impedes the breakthrough concept that he had developed in his former symphonies.

Its noticible enough where if you look for it, you will see the delay, but not that it impedes anything.

Let go of whatever impedes your progress and growth.

Mobility is also a high priority for users of the Sword God Style, and in place of heavy armor which impedes movement, practitioners generally favor light clothing to maximize their speed and agility.

Essentially the biggest pull is the status of money and power and how that impedes our tribal relations.

He did not disclose specifically how the incident impedes operations in the district's eight schools.

However, the genetic variation we discovered impedes this accumulation, thereby safeguarding brain cells,” said Professor Dr. Çağhan Kızıl, the Turkish member of the research team.

Some think AI can only go so far in fashion until it impedes the moral basis of the craft.

This is what I think Itsuno is really getting at here; fast travel impedes on emergent gameplay, an important facet of open-world game design that provides those random events that tend to stick with us long after a game’s main quest ends.

A Million Little Things, 13 Reasons Why) Maisie is an entrepreneur with a fat trust fund and a new business idea every week, the most recent of which impedes Shawn and Gus’ investigational plans.

CDWs have long been suspected to play a vital role in how the cuprates superconduct, but characterizing one—how it emerges and disappears, how it behaves, how it adds to or impedes superconductivity—is an ongoing challenge for scientists.

Her research also highlights the fact that women are “typically given the bulk of the teaching and administrative work, which impedes their progress”.

It stated that squatting impedes infrastructure development and, more importantly, has a serious impact on the health and safety of those involved.

Schroeder added: “The result of your action seriously impedes the Department’s goal of providing the citizens of our city with the most professional law enforcement agency possible.

Around 50 thousand people in the Netherlands suffer from Parkison's, a disease that impedes muscle control, fine motor skills and speech.

Carelessness about definitions, like bias that excuses favored pols, only fosters slipperiness that impedes accountability.