Ian Bell, Warwickshire's top-order batsman, was imperious in his intent of thwarting Sussex's thoughts of a victory at Edgbaston Durham v Northamptonshire Northants give chase but Durham's Jamie Harrison hinders momentum.
Early marriage hinders Bangladesh's progress towards the internationally agreed Millennium Development Goals, two of which address the need to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health.
Rubio performs some real mental contortions to determine that single parenthood above all hinders economic success, instead of the multiple cultural and economic factors that might instead contribute to single parenthood and a host of other conditions – and that Obama is personally to blame for liberalism's failures to address the single-parent household issue.
A lack of access to information hinders learning, stifles innovation and slows scientific progress.
The hospital environment hinders women from giving birth without unpleasant, traumatic and risky intervention.
The report said this gives Google too much power and hinders Chinese rivals through what it called "commercial discrimination".More resistance emerged to the offer from Michael Dell to take Dell private.
They need to realise that this hinders rather than helps China's goal of reunification.
"Why be a honcho for Rossi and Son?" Mr Andrew asks.Such individualism and diffidence towards outsiders hinders co-operation and consolidation.
Mr Dahl explains that capitalism both favours and hinders democracy.
When China and Russia stand together, they have blocking power in the UN over removing the Syrian regime, for example, or imposing new sanctions on Iran.This hinders America's ability to get things done, but it does not amount to a challenge to American primacy.
Although there is still room for improvement in Germany (boards are too large, meet infrequently, co-determination hinders open discussion) Deutsche Börse had arguably the best corporate governance in the Dax 30.
