Sentence examples for badly hampered from inspiring English sources
Foley broke a collar bone when Slooghy was badly hampered and brought down at Doncaster.
But it badly hampered the work of family-planning groups overseas, forcing clinic closures, reduced services and fee increases.
That rule badly hampered family planning groups working abroad to prevent infant and maternal deaths before President Obama lifted it.
A subsequent visit to Ascot proved rather a non-event, closing when he was badly hampered and eased.
Mobaasher, who went off a well-supported favourite, stayed on into fifth after getting badly hampered on the final circuit.
Most of the more fancied horses appeared in trouble by halfway, including Auroras Encore, who was badly hampered at the second and then blundered five fences later.
The favourite is gone at fence number 17. Gun Digger falls at the next, badly hampering Warthog.
The distinguished Lyndon Johnson biographer Robert Caro and numerous other top historians caution that the cumbersome Bush procedures would badly hamper scholarly research.
The demands appeared severe enough to badly hamper American efforts — either through drone strikes or Pakistani military training — to combat militants who use Pakistan as a base to fight American forces in Afghanistan and plot terrorist attacks abroad.
Also on the safety front, language buried in the Senate version of the transportation bill would badly hamper the government's response to two key causes of highway crashes.
An astonishingly high percentage of suspects -- some 80 to 90percentt -- waive their rights and talk to the police anyway, belying claims that the Miranda rule badly hampers police work.
