Sentence examples for being hindered from from inspiring English sources

Oliver Stone's "JFK," starring Kevin Costner, drew about $5 million on 1,164 screens to come in a strong third, despite being hindered from doing more business by the film's 3-hour-plus running time, which limits the number of showings.

He was hindered from establishing a full-fledged Western career by the Cold War, of course.

Aid groups say they have been hindered from delivering aid because of threats by Buddhists.

Their growth was hindered from the spar cap and web laminate.

Mr. Sikorski's chances of winning the post of secretary general were hindered from the start, analysts say, by his hard line toward Russia.

The second-half cameo of Martin Paterson, whose MLS career has been hindered from the off by a pre-season hamstring injury, was another positive for the Lions.

The company had problems as parts made in Canada and Europe were hindered from reaching plants in the United States because of border closings and air transportation curtailments.

By strengthening microvascular barrier, bacteria could be hindered from entering the blood stream and the alveoli could be protected from exaggerated inflammation.

But the defense lawyers said they were hindered from making the case that execution should be removed at the outset as a potential penalty for their clients, too.

However, β-lactams that form an acyl-intermediate with the enzyme but subsequently are hindered from forming a catalytically competent conformation seem to be inhibitors of β-lactamases.

However, also large quantities of unwanted volatile radioactive species are produced that have to be hindered from contaminating the beamline and vacuum system of the facility.