Sentence examples similar to a bit hindered from inspiring English sources

"Maybe being 12th on the start order on the first run hindered us a bit but it hindered everyone who was starting later on in the pack.

For instance, when the drill bit is hindered by a cuttings bed or the bottom part of the drillstring is hung up in a sharp curvature.

"Mechanics always hindered him a bit," said Grady Fuson, the Athletics' scouting director when they drafted Ludwick.

he's an amazing talent, but he just took his chance and didn't care who he was playing with or against, whereas I probably think things through to an abnormal extent, which hindered me a bit because it took away that freedom.

When the app store launched, it seemed that Super Monkey Ball was the face of iPhone gaming – then again, the fact that it was one of the more expensive games at launch might have hindered sales a bit.

It also comes with a screen cover, which I didn't use; anything that can scratch the iPhone 4's crazy-tough screen probably won't be hindered by a bit of plastic.

Trying to balance the two is a bit awkward, and seems to be hindering Paper from nailing either.

The bicentre bit can hinder the vertical fractures in the gauge zone, but enables the horizontal fractures easier.

That habit, however, should have been hindered in horses ridden in a bit with a port.

Pomerance said the decision may take "a bit of the shine off" Obama's effort, but it shouldn't hinder the president's ability to get his message across.

I feel a little hindered in the hindquarters".