Significats de serious impediment en anglès

A serious impediment in his speech prevented him from entering public life.

A more serious impediment than technical difficulties soon stopped all progress with Mr.

But there was one serious impediment to the contemplated construction of the new earth-works.

It is more than 30 m. long and offers a serious impediment to navigation.

Unions are not a serious impediment to the economy.

The growing crowd, he said, was becoming a serious impediment to their excavations, especially the boys.

When it becomes a serious impediment, tell me.

Nielsen thinks that during the past year, Web advertising has become a serious impediment to Web usability.

The absence of tools, as it happened, presented no serious impediment to the execution of their design.

If we tried to substantiate the doctrine, would it not be a serious impediment to his faith?

Italian prosecutors say the lack of such a law outside Italy is a serious impediment in tackling mafiosi operating internationally.

Latterly Reis had confined his teaching and study to matters of science; but his bad health was a serious impediment.

When the seaweed became so thin as to not offer any serious impediment to navigation, the Bolo's heavy anchor was dropped.

Multi-drug resistant haemonchosis is the most serious impediment for small ruminant systems, and there are no new drug candidates currently under development.

It is a symptom of the insularity of Japanese companies, which has been a serious impediment to making strategic and financial improvements.

And a serious impediment to growth -not least because declining incomes depress the demand that can lift our economies out of the doldrums.