Sentence examples for Hampered from from inspiring English sources
Hampered from the start by mismanagement, poor planning and political conflicts between the city and Scottish government, the tram project deeply divided Edinburgh, ending the political careers of several senior Lib Dem councillors who had fought to keep it alive.
Hampered from the outset by his strong Quebecois accent and bumbling demeanour, Liberal leader Stephane Dion has never been given a mandate to lead Canada and ran an embarrassing election campaign this year – notable for his reluctance to debate, he "spoke as if the burden was all on [voters] and he'd had no duty to engage and win them over".
"Departments should not be hampered from enhancing their disability diversity just because of associated costs," said Winfield.
Without them, banks will be hampered from originating credit since they will be unable to sell these loans off their balance sheet".
Moreover, the article said that most of the informants were criminals and that the case had been "hampered from the beginning by the shaky credibility of most of the accusers -- convicts, suspects and relatives with an ax to grind".
The upshot is that competition is hampered from sorting out the efficient firms from the inefficient, and car plants may not end up where costs, proximity to markets and comparative advantage dictate.
The receptionist hands me a large hamper from another Hollywood agent.
The winners of each category will receive a hamper from Ecover and a specially designed trophy.
Does, say, a £250 Christmas hamper from Harrods fall into this category?
Hot Sauce Hamper: from £19.95, World of Zing You don't have to spend loads on a hamper.
