Sentence examples for although hampered from inspiring English sources
Jan Opalach sang a fine Mikado, although hampered by a clownlike fat-man suit.
Although hampered by the law on what evidence it can publish, the Guardian today reveals the extent of Mr Hamilton's covert links with Mr Greer.
A true parliamentary system gradually developed, which, although hampered by cumbersome procedures, is a notable parallel to the contemporary English system.
Although hampered by a small majority, the Labour Party pursued controversial policies, including support for Britain's continued membership in the European Community and devolution in Scotland and Wales, which was rejected by referenda in 1979.
Although hampered by the long, confining costumes and limited ballet technique of the time, La Fontaine's grace and charm were such that she was called queen of the dance.
Although hampered by a low seating capacity that eventually ran it aground, Loop-the-Loop was the top ride for coaster enthusiasts for the next six years, until the advent of the first high-speed coaster, Drop-the-Dip (later called Rough Riders).
St . Louisis on pace for a 100-point season and continues to mentor the phenom Steven Stamkos, although Gagne, hampered by nagging injuries, has played poorly.
Although aggregation hampered determination of the solution structure for N-BP-2, a homology model was generated based on the high degree of sequence and structure homology exhibited by the IGFBPs.
In an effort to make them more effective, guns were made ever bigger, although this hampered their ability to reach remote castles.
Although initially hampered by a shortage of facilities, the ERL grew from five staff in 1941 to a wartime peak of 162 full-time laboratory staff in 1945.
Although this hampered straightforward international comparisons of short-term YLD, its influence is probably modest, since the majority of the injuries of non-admitted ED patients are home and leisure injuries (75%),[ 9] and their share in the total burden is low (for most countries, less than 2%).
