Sentence examples for be hindered from inspiring English sources
verb
To make difficult to accomplish; to frustrate, act as obstacle.
- A drought hinders the growth of plants.
And access to these medications should not be hindered.
Businesses can also be hindered by government cuts.
Moreover, grain boundary migration can be hindered by sluggish kinetics.
"Students' participation in school should not be hindered by insufficient access to this basic necessity.
For now, the sport may be hindered most by its equipment.
Kobe Bryant feared his drives to the basket would be hindered by clogged lanes.
"Political activity should in no circumstances be hindered by violence," Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi told reporters.
"The care that our veterans receive should never be hindered by budget delays," Mr. Obama said.
There is no cure but the disease can be hindered & sometimes halted.
But even Woods could be hindered by some of the quirks that make St. Andrews distinctive.
But it was discouraging, because d'Arnaud's career continues to be hindered by injuries.
