Over optimistic projects on crop-based biofuel, especially first generation biofuel (FGB), in Southeast Asia have hampered future development of biofuel.
Such a teleological constraint hampers future understanding and acceptance of evolution (Sinatra et al. 2008).
The conventional, currently available vaccines, though quite successful, suffer from a few shortcomings which hamper future vaccine development.
The lack of predictive biomarkers in the clinical setting remains a challenge at this stage, hampering future development of these targeting agents.
Yet Netflix and its efforts to expand overseas are facing a series of challenges that could hamper future growth, including patchwork regulatory restrictions worldwide and stiff competition in individual countries from services that are attracting viewers like Mr. Díez Ferreira.
However analysts say that a continued slump in global economic growth, potential protectionist moves against off-shoring activities in the United States, and a policy paralysis in India may hamper future prospects.
The IMF fears that the growth of credit in China is creating a stock of bad debts that will hamper future growth.
More skeptical economists have contended that China's flood of lending during the recession will create a mountain of bad debt that will hamper future growth.
While the concerns that many proponents of strong net neutrality rules hold may seem sensible, the truth is that pursuing draconian regulations in a knee-jerk reaction is simply unnecessary and could potentially hamper future innovation.
They did not believe that a renewed ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, as President Obama has signaled he will press for, beginning in January, would hamper future mass murderers like Adam Lanza, who authorities said used a Bushmaster version of an AR-15 in last week's shootings.
That can hamper future recruiting efforts.
