Sentences with phrase «actually impedes»

The compliance costs in terms of dollars, time, and exposure to penalties are simply far too high, and it actually impedes «efficiency and optimal use of electronic means to carry out commercial activities».

The lack of a common understanding of this important practice actually impedes further progress for students, their families, and the educators who teach them.

That means it actually impedes recovery.

Traditional methods for measuring diversity — such as sums allocated for working with minority businesses or diversity training — can actually impede momentum.

And as science is discovering, that old approach of extrinsic motivators, carrots and sticks, can actually impede our heuristic, right - brain pursuits.

Faffing about at the smaller end of the market actually impeded our ability to buy larger mining services companies like Monadelphous (MND) and WorleyParsons (WOR) when they eventually got caught up in the pessimism.

Instead, they're interested foremost in levying more taxes and imposing more regulations that actually impede international trade.

In the description and narration of such events, great literary skills can actually impede the proper response, as many of us learned when Updike reported his view of the towers» fall» from a house in Brooklyn» in the most delicately pointillist of styles.

Avoid other creams and ointments sold for the treatment of sore nipples as these may actually impede healing by preventing air circulation and drying out the skin.

«When homework is a source of stress or causes battles at home, it can actually impede student motivation and learning,» Pope said.

Sometimes moms can be so exhausted and tense that they can actually impede the labor process, and an epidural can often help speed labor along.

So giving breastfed babies things fortified with iron may actually impede their ability to absorb iron.

In fact, it may actually impede people from partaking fully of a more meaningful holiday — Black Friday.

This «is actually impeding science,» he said.

For instance, while higher temperatures will boost plant growth in cooler regions, in the tropics they may actually impede growth.

We use the methodology, we effort (it should be noted that a relaxed effort is best as trying too hard or clinging and attaching to an outcome can actually impede progress) to patiently and diligently practice the techniques in order to prepare ourselves for Spontaneous Awakening (your own magnetic power of attraction toward awakening to your inner divineness that requires no effort on your part).

They actually impede your skin's normal nighttime rejuvenation process.

And, to add insult to injury, many plant foods contain compounds, such as phyates and polyphenols, that actually impede iron absorption.

They will actually impede ejection fraction that is a measure of the ability of your heart to pump blood.

They should be able to flag it without actually impeding it until a human can take a look.

In fact, one study, published by the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, shows that fantasizing too much about a particular goal can actually impede your success.

A trading platform with a poorly designed user interface can actually impede trading which can lead to costly mistakes.

This can actually impede the training process, and may even lead to destructive behavior.

(I suspect the irony here is lost on HAHF: by contributing to the «media hysteria,» members may actually impede the effective implementation of the very public health policies they claim to endorse.)

You must also watch our for bad waterfalls that will actually impede your progress.

Sometimes, features fight each other — in particular, Gears of War was supposed to have more vehicle combat and squad control, but found these features were actually impeding on the cover gameplay, which they quickly realized was their bread and butter.

For more than a decade, Pillsbury has been adapting this technique to a wide variety of environments and social situations as he explores the relationship between monuments and gestures, permanence and ephemera, and the photographic habit of slicing into time without actually impeding its forward momentum.

In fact, forced scale - up may actually impede technological progress.

Calling the interviewer or the company requires some aspects of professional etiquette, without which, calling the interviewer or the company would actually impede your chances to get a job in the company rather than facilitate your employment chances.

Second, differences in capabilities between partners may actually impede, rather than facilitate, self - expansion.

«While experience provides a distinct advantage in a stable field — like the realms of bridge building, ballet, or concert piano performance — it can actually impede progress in an unstable or rapidly evolving arena.

Not exact matches

As Jone L. Pearce, associate professor at the Graduate School of Management, University of California at Irvine, wrote in «Why Merit Pay Doesn't Work: Implications from Organization Theory,» pay for performance actually «impedes the ability of managers to manage.»

The employer that provides the training derives no immediate advantage from the activities of the intern; and on occasion its operations may actually be impeded

Actually, Corey, God's nonexistence does not impede the ability of the people of that church to love Lucas and each other and by so doing make everybody's lives better.

While I appreciate Piper's rightful condemnation of a husband who demands his wife seek his permission before using the bathroom, I believe Piper's entire premise — that wives must be subordinate to their husbands — is faulty, and that this article's application of that premise can actually damage marital relationships by, among other things, impeding honest communication.

Actually this country prohibits the making of any law respecting an establishment of religion or impeding the free exercise of religion, meaning that this country is not a country under god.

But studying it in mice (easier to examine the brains of) that fasting or otherwise restricted food actually accelerates the process of autophagy in the brain, removing or impeding the build up of Amyloid - B.

This is an inaccuracy, as the pill actually suppresses a woman's cycle by inhibiting the release of 2 hormones (Luteinizing & Follicle Stimulating Hormones) from the brain (the pituitary), thus impeding communication with the ovaries and blocking ovulation.

«Moisturizer impedes this process, and while exfoliation is often thought of as really harsh, it will actually strengthen your skin's barrier function by stripping away weakened cells on the skin's surface and letting stronger, fresher cells underneath come forward.»

Recent research, however, has shifted our thinking: It's not reading per se that impedes Hispanic students» advanced literacy skill development; it's actually the language of print — in the newspaper, the textbook, the magazine article — that proves difficult and demands instructional emphasis.

The public needs to be assured that the student is actually the one who is completing the work for the course, and the public needs to be assured that the course is not only well designed by well executed — without imposing unnecessary restrictions that will impede innovation.

According to Dylan Wiliam, the traditional classroom practice in which a teacher asks a question, students raise their hands, and the teacher calls on a volunteer does not actually provide much useful information — and it may even impede learning.

At the same time, it is important to remember that we can not let things go so far that government regulations actually do impede the rights of animals and their owners.

Re # 158 (Sashka): I read the document you linked to at http://www.aei-brookings.org/admin/authorpdfs/page.php?id=236 and found out that the $ 5T number you claimed as the cost of Kyoto compliance is not that at all, but is actually Bjorn Lomborg's quote of Nordhaus» figure for how much it would cost to pay for global warming - caused damage in the developing world over the course of the current century if nothing were done to impede the warming.

«What I want to emphasise, which I think is still less than fully looked at, is just what we are going to have to do in Parliament in government over the next period to actually make sure the legislational and regulatory arrangements we've got support the new transition rather than impede it.

Had he actually given any potential jurors a copy of his circular, or did anything to impede a jury, the decision implies that he might have been convicted.

By settling cases and taking them out of the legal system mediation actually facilitates rather than impedes litigation for those remaining cases by freeing up judicial resources to deal with them.

The employer that provides the training derives no immediate advantage from the activities of the intern; and on occasion its operations may actually be impeded;

Ensure that the business does not derive immediate advantage from intern activities, and understand that business operations may actually be impeded.

That case is the only one in recent memory that I'd actually consider using on a regular basis — it's extremely thin and doesn't impede use of the phone in any tangible way.