Sentence examples similar to a hampered skill from inspiring English sources

Reduction in cognitive restraint with alcohol use also hampers skills for condom negotiation and their correct use.

Without that ability, it is a hampered product.

And a hampered dictatorship.

Small housebuilders say that they are being hampered by skills shortages and industry leaders warn that Brexit could make the problem worse.

Spanish unemployment could take 10 more years to return to the levels seen before the financial crisis, according to a report that paints a picture of an economy hampered by low wages, low skills and lack of investment in research.

"The main mechanism through which inequality affects growth is by undermining education opportunities for children from poor socio-economic backgrounds, lowering social mobility and hampering skills development," the OECD found.

An OECD research shows that inequality could stall economic growth because it hinders human capital accumulation by undermining education opportunities for disadvantaged individuals, lowering social mobility and hampering skills development.

But engineers who stayed behind in India were hampered from acquiring skills by a lack of knowledge and technology, a result of Indias stifling bureaucracy.

But balance is key: Children's over-immersion in the digital world can affect language development, hamper communication skills and damage hearing.

The constant drinking of this jovial, bantering couple never hampered their investigative skills - quite the opposite, in fact.

A former Marxist guerrilla, Ms. Rousseff had never before held elected office, and critics say her lack of political skills hampered her ability to work with opposition members in Congress as well as key figures in her governing coalition.