Sentence examples for but hindered from inspiring English sources

Not shabby, but hindered by its crime record.

Until then, he said, it primarily existed on the margins of society, which insured its purity but hindered its evolution.

BBC sources said the incident was a suspected Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack, which failed to disrupt the broadcaster's on-air output but hindered its internal communications for a matter of days.

Andrew Solomon, a spokesman for Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman, said yesterday that the department would try to write rules that carried out the law but hindered medical research as little as possible.

In army terms, there is a vast officer class, well decorated – you only have to see them strutting proudly at awards ceremonies – with the producer, now an NCO, out on location with the crew, trying to win the war, but hindered by friendly fire.

When I met with Aleksandr Lebed during his first trip to the United States, in November 1996, he delivered a long and astute critique of his country's economy: Russia was well endowed by nature but hindered in its chances of ever becoming a modern state because it had a crazy, capricious tax policy and rampant corruption.

The Jobcentre has done nothing but hinder me in my search.

Helping to fuel the aspiration, but hindering its fulfillment, is the familiarity provided by a recurrent detective hero.

"If you end up handicapping a major player in new markets, you may actually not enhance competition but hinder it, and help create new monopolies," Mr. Yoffie said.

May this small step help Americans realize that guns do not help but hinder life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

It was hypothesized that treatment with ultrasound would facilitate acquisition but hinder retention and generalization.