Sentence examples for are not hampered from inspiring English sources
noun
Unary logical function NOT, true if input is false, or a gate implementing that negation function.
- You need a not there to conform with the negative logic of the memory chip.
The contemporary opponents of the regime are not hampered by the symbolic language of oppression.
They have the instant-on features and touch technology of hand-helds, but are not hampered by tiny screens and limited software.
Curators of contemporary works are not hampered or compromised by their ability to have a dialogue with living artists, but rather have a rare privilege.
But online, where retailers are not hampered by geographic boundaries, stores with broad DVD collections can attract renters nationwide from among the 12percentt of American households that have DVD players.
China quite understandably feels threatened by Mr. Bush's proposal; therefore, it is essential that Mr. Bush establish a dialogue with China about the missile shield to ensure that future relations are not hampered by the friction created today.
An adaptive radio and network technology, it can sense and respond to its operating environment and automatically tune itself to the best available frequencies, this makes it more reliable in extreme locations where signals are weak, potentially providing dependable, robust connections that are not hampered by interference or geography.
Of course, the ideas cartoonists come up with aren't hampered by the constraints of reality.
Underwriters, meanwhile, aren't hampered by either courage or conviction.
Swift believes this is in fact a boon: "It means we're not hampered by tradition.
He appeared to break awkwardly from Post 1 but was not hampered by other horses.
"I'm not hampered by a traditional approach in formulating a department that copes with modern media," she said.
