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Meanings of major impediment in English

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Usage of major impediment in English
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Healthcare costs are also a major impediment to job growth, he said.
Reuters
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The major impediment to the widespread adoption of gene-editing technology is government regulation.
The Guardian
3
Unfortunately, there was one major impediment to continuing my flying lessons.
Riding rockets
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The lack of information is a major impediment to stewardship of the resource.
The Guardian
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Chronic allograft rejection is a major impediment to long-term transplant success.
Pubmed
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Still, a major impediment of a 3D acquisition is the increased scan time.
Pubmed
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But he did not see the weather as a major impediment.
Reuters
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Aims: Multidrug resistance is a major impediment in chemotherapeutic treatment of ovarian carcinoma patients.
Pubmed
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The litigation has been a major impediment to Argentina's return to global credit markets.
Reuters
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At this point, he's nothing more than not just a major impediment to success.
Wired
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Survey shows that lawlessness in Papua New Guinea remains a major impediment to business there.
Radio NZ
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The fact that I couldn't play the piano was not regarded as a major impediment.
The Irish Times
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Failure to deliver it had become a major impediment to moving forward the peace process.
The Irish Times
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Tumor heterogeneity is a major impediment to cancer cures.
Pubmed
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Economists have described the Exchange Crimes Law as a major impediment to a market-based currency exchange system.
Reuters
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Shoprite, Africa's biggest grocer, has said finding suitable sites is the major impediment to its sub-Saharan growth.
Reuters
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