Sentence examples for We hamper from inspiring English sources

There are no mediocre or moderately successful people in her book, and she has little interest in the myriad ways we hamper ourselves failure, in this account, is simply owing to a lack of grit.

By avoiding exhaustive search, we hamper optimality in trellis-based approaches.

"It seems to me we often hamper enforcement agencies so that they can't do their job, and when we aren't doing that we are cutting them loose so they can abuse their power," said Judge Bork, reached by phone at his home in northern Virginia.

In so doing, we can hamper the onset of chronic diseases.

Peter Diamandis – co-founder of the X Prize Foundation and Singularity University – has long argued that technology can help create what he calls "a world of abundance". The world, he has argued, has lots of resources – water, energy, and so on – but we're hampered because we can't access it efficiently.

"We've tried to do as much as we could, but we're hampered by lack of tools and equipment," he said.

We repeat the pattern of past decisions and relationships because we are hampered by these invisible fences that we think are true, and we don't realize the collar fell off long ago (if it ever really existed, for some of us we were told things about the world and this became a verbal collar).

"We were hampered by how much we could share on this quote-unquote secret initiative," she said.

"We cannot deny we should not hamper the development of technology.

But we did not go far enough, and we were hampered in our efforts by left-wing local education authorities.

"In no other realm of our national life are we so hampered and stultified by the dead hand of the past, as we are in this field of immigration," he said.