Sentence examples for * the hindrance from inspiring English sources

But that's why we have the hindrance rule".

The contact brought into play the hindrance rule.

Therein lies the hindrance facing anyone thinking of doing it now.

"How you can do that?" Medina Garrigues continued, this time arguing the hindrance call.

These and other "bullies" are "defining our culture almost unhindered," Mr. Maron said, "and we're bringing the hindrance".

And yet, with each of his three Oscar nominations, there was a sense that he was achieving great things despite the hindrance of his handsomeness.

Most of these are family-owned and are therefore able to act quickly and boldly without the hindrance of nervous capital markets or restrictive state shareholders.

Broodwork suggests that, far from being the hindrance it's often presented as, incorporating family into work can have overwhelmingly positive effects.

With England needing to force a victory despite the hindrance of near certain shortened hours of play, an extra seamer may take the place of off-spinner Shaun Udal.

The rule that applies is the "hindrance rule," which permits a chair umpire to award a point to a player if that player is "hindered in playing the point by a deliberate act of the opponent".

If there was a standardised bytecode for JavaScript and all browsers, then all these compile-to-JavaScript languages could be more aggressive in their compilation strategies, shedding the hindrance of syntax and getting down to the real work.