Sentence examples for To hindering from inspiring English sources
verb
To make difficult to accomplish; to frustrate, act as obstacle.
- A drought hinders the growth of plants.
His girlfriend, Leah Reynolds, 22, pleaded not guilty to hindering prosecution and was being held in $500,000 cash bail.
The publishing giant Elsevier (currently the subject of an academic boycott) is one of the worst offenders when it comes to hindering the progress of science.
Dispatches exposes the unsustainable number of us who go to A&E who simply don't need to, hindering the genuinely needy from accessing care.
But after he pleaded guilty at Gunnedah local court on Wednesday to hindering a workman in the use of property, those offences were withdrawn.
Mr. Parrino, who on Jan . 9pleaded guilty in Suffolk County Criminal Court in Riverhead to hindering prosecution, will be sentenced to six months in jail.
Ultimately, Gillooly and three others were sentenced to jail, while Harding avoided time behind bars by pleading guilty to hindering the prosecution.
He should have tried Nf6 to hinder g4-g5.
How can you ask us to hinder it?
Like many former runners, injuries started to hinder my performance.
So why should it be recognised just to hinder him?
But it takes more than ruts to hinder Kostelic.
