Sentence examples for A hampering from inspiring English sources

Are foreign players in Serie A hampering the development of Italian youngsters?

"All of these infringement cases in Germany, Europe, the United States and Asia are having a hampering effect on innovation globally," Mr. Henkel said.

These results suggested that NF-kB activation pathway has a hampering effect on TRAIL-induced cell death in MCF7 cells, and blocking this pathway is essential to sensitize breast cancer cells to TRAIL mediated apoptosis.

Ancestral land is particularly challenging, experts say, because official records that exist are often incomplete, wills nonexistent and illiteracy a hampering factor.

Anything less will lead to a hampering of innovation and continued dependence on old, outdated methods of collection, storage and transmission.

The Service seems to be interested in simplifying its enforcement burden by obtaining certainty, but the cost seems to be a hampering of audit efforts, she writes.

They also saw the affair in terms of a possible precocious fatherhood and a hampered life.

Without that ability, it is a hampered product.

And a hampered dictatorship.

Reduced mitochondrial respiration in the absence of hypoxia clearly indicates a hampered aerobic metabolism.

Alternatively, they can inhibit the production or activity of metalloproteinases (MMPs), inducing a hampered mobility of endothelial cells.