Sentence examples for To hinders from inspiring English sources
verb
To make difficult to accomplish; to frustrate, act as obstacle.
- A drought hinders the growth of plants.
The aim of the study was to investigate what health problems and work-related difficulties lead to hinders for continued work among women with FM.
Second, the moderator guided the discussions following an interview guide with open-ended questions covering the following themes: how the respondents experienced their work, what factors influenced their work load and what factors could lead to hinders or difficulties.
To achieve dependability of the interviews, the interviews were initiated by the moderator (the first author), who described the goal of the study which was to search for deeper knowledge about health problems and difficulties leading to hinders to or difficulties in managing employment.
In such cases, release of cargo molecules will be slower as well due to hindered diffusion.
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.
The caution is likely to hinder job growth.
The layoff did nothing to hinder his effectiveness.
