Sentence examples for Feeling hindered from inspiring English sources

In a Swedish investigation of almost 1300 people aged 60 89 years, half of the respondents reported feeling hindered by health problems in spite of having no decline in the ADL scale.

In the intervention group all parents (35/35) reported one or more side effects related to helmet therapy: problems with acceptance of the helmet (8/33, 24%), skin irritation (32/34, 96%), augmented sweating (24/34, 71%), unpleasant odour of the helmet (25/33, 76%), pain associated with the helmet (9/27, 33%), and feeling hindered from cuddling their child (24/31, 77%).

A few years ago, Harvard Business Review reported that 50% of CEOs reported feeling lonely at work, and of this group, 61% believed that the feeling hindered performance.

In consultation with health professionals we defined side effects as skin irritation, pain, sweating, odour of the helmet, problems with accepting the helmet, and feeling hindered in cuddling because of the helmet.

CP Scott supported votes for women but not the increasing militancy of the WSPU which he felt hindered the cause.

Niese said he has always had trouble breathing through his nose, which he felt hindered him during cardiovascular exercise.

In Elephant and Castle, Davies has created her own community, encouraging choreographers who feel hindered by "the hierarchy of theatres".

But after the race, Jones said she felt hindered by the thin air at Johannesburg Stadium because she had not adjusted to the city's 5,400-foot 5,400-foot

Newly disclosed e-mail messages from the F.B.I. show that agents have felt hindered in using their powers created by the law known as the USA Patriot Act, passed after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

In the year of the Montreal Olympics he broke 11sec for the first time, recording 10.55sec without using starting blocks that he felt hindered his start and he came second in the 100m at the AAA Championships.

And I've written before about them transcending their physical location to act like a global company, rather than one that feels hindered by being based in the UK (as many dotcoms outside Silicon Valley do).