Sentence examples for believe hindered from inspiring English sources

Obama survived these early tactical missteps and won re-election by a strong margin, but he opened the door to the initiation of austerity policies well before the country had reached anything approaching a secure recovery, policies that a substantial number of economists believe hindered the creation of new jobs.

"It is extremely ironic that my client desired to be in the limelight, and as a result of this case, she is certainly now in the public eye, which we believe hindered her ability to get her fair trial".

After the Persian Gulf War, which Turkey supported, it grew exasperated at sanctions on Iraq that, it believed, hindered its own economy.

Ferguson had already backed United's "brilliant" medical staff after Hargreaves, speaking after his goalscoring debut for City on Wednesday night, claimed he felt like a "guinea pig", as he was given several injections he believes hindered his recovery during four injury-disrupted seasons at United.

The interview was then based on two overarching questions: "What do you believe has been most important to improve patient safety where you work?" and "What do you believe hinders improved patient safety where you work?" We considered patient safety in simple terms of prevention of errors and adverse effects to patients associated with health care [ 15].

A particular problem we believe has hindered the application of implicit coordination is the dearth of objective measurement of implicit coordination and the related construct shared cognition.

Inside the mosque, banners were raised that criticised Saudi Arabia, who Iranians believe has hindered its efforts to return the bodies of their deceased.

I believe they hindered them in many ways by a lack of cooperation".

How do you believe it hinders people of color who want to write?

Coyne said that Vasco da Gama had not paid Hilário in a year and that his contract situation, which some scouts believe could hinder his ability to play next season, will be settled before the draft.

Findings from our inaugural CEO Snapshot Survey™ (PDF) reveal that half of CEOs report experiencing feelings of loneliness in their role, and of this group, 61percentt believe it hinders their performance.