Sentence examples for but hampered from inspiring English sources
Martyn Rooney, sixth in the Olympic final in Beijing but hampered by injury this summer, also progressed.
He left for Crusaders in 2006 but, hampered by injury, joined Glenavon last summer, and dropped down a division to sign for Carrick Rangers in January.
A close aide to General Musharraf accused the court of making politically popular decisions that played on anti-Americanism but hampered the government's ability to fight militants.
She said the voices sounded as though people were being suffocated, desperately trying to speak but hampered by pillow down, or straw ticking, or pond water.
On the back of that we started to experiment with a few suppliers.' Business is good, he says, but hampered by low public awareness.
Megh Singh, the investigating police officer for the case, said in an interview that the police were eager to investigate but hampered because the station has only one jeep for its 18 to 20 inspectors.
The existing laws in this area are incoherent and unevenly applied, failing to prevent grotesque invasions of privacy but hampering serious investigative journalism.
Despite Pickles's belief that further cuts can be made, reductions will not only bring diminishing returns but hamper the day-to-day running of the organisation.
Horizontal gene transfer entails the high evolvability of bacterial genomes but hampers the specific detection of indicators such as coliforms.
Why do ethnic ties and identifications foster structural integration for some groups but hamper it for others?
Diminished viscosity does not affect the practical aspect of testing for the content of mucin in corresponding samples, but hampers protective quality of the alimentary tract secretions.
