Sentence examples for almost hindered from inspiring English sources
He was devoted to Blake and to the Metaphysical poets, just made fashionable again by T. S. Eliot, and his poems, full of Christian images and obliquity, can seem almost hindered by erudition.
In any event, the raucous and frenetic quality of the Information Age almost certainly hinders Mr. Obama more than his demeanor.
However it will almost always hinder progress, making it impossible to move forward.
As someone who battles anxiety on a daily basis, I can fully attest to the reality that it can become so debilitating to the point where such an inanimate thing manifests in physical ways and can almost actually hinder you from doing anything.
For SNX-BARs, the presence of an SNX-PX domain on the lateral sides of the BAR domain dimer will almost certainly hinder the formation of similar lateral contacts (Pylypenko et al, 2007).
The steady beat of violence here has hindered almost every aspect of the American effort to rebuild the country and foster democratic government.
The managerial flapping involved in pleasing all the people all the time can't help but generate a miasma of total guff that hinders almost everything, including producing programmes.
The addition of chromate to the electrolyte has been shown in previous papers to hinder almost completely the electroreduction of hypochlorite, while the hydrogen evolution reaction can still proceed on the cathode surface.
As Sonic and Tails travel through the levels, they encounter Knuckles in almost every level, hindering their progress.
In the last parliament the government introduced a farcically misnamed lobbying bill – rebranded the gagging bill – which left the Tories' corporate backers almost entirely untouched, but which hindered the ability of NGOs, charities and trade unions to function.
The application of feedback control to computing systems is a promising research area, but has to date been hindered by the almost unanimously perceived complexity in creating control-oriented system models.
