Sentence examples for be hampered in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Without access to WASH in school facilities, children will not continue to attend, and they will be hampered in terms of their education outcomes," says UNICEF WASH in Schools advisor Murat Sahin.

We see the international business, especially Asia, as the growth engine, but realize that it could be hampered in the near term by the strength of the U.S. dollar.

We've always been pretty hampered in terms of feeling comfortable about presenting acoustic and chamber music," she said.

But he has not been hampered in Germany by a lack of formal qualifications.

Muslim schools have been hampered in part by the relative poverty of the Muslim community.

It readily comes to bay but on its terms: it chooses low water where wolves are hampered in their movements.

Research is hampered in other ways.

However, findings were not univocal, and long-term consolidation and transfer of the effects appear to be hampered specifically in this subgroup.

But with GM investing $300 million in a suburban Detroit assembly plant to build a new electric Chevrolet based on the Bolt platform as the first in a stream of new EVs, the company will be hampered by what would be a substantial disadvantage in terms of pricing versus other automakers who have yet to reach the 200,000 EV sales plateau.

In terms of the adverse role of family as a determining factor, it is argued that the daily consumption of milk and dairy products can be hampered through poor parental knowledge toward adolescent's healthy eating needs [ 36, 37].

Although several essential mechanisms underlying its positive association with plants have been elucidated, their utilization at the field-scale has been hampered by its inconstancy in terms of plant yields [ 11].