Sentence examples for by hampering from inspiring English sources

First, would the reduction hurt California's economic growth by hampering businesses that emit greenhouse gasses?

Senate leaders may try to bridge partisan divides by hampering or blocking amendments on divisive issues.

Is it simply that chronic dizziness makes its sufferers depressed by hampering their lives and making them sick?

The shift came as NATO maintained its four-month air campaign to support Libyan rebels by hampering pro-Qaddafi forces.

Strict quotas also would strike at the country's humanitarian traditions by hampering the government's ability to accept refugees, argued Paul Huber, head of the federal refugee office.

The Varroa mite debilitates colonies by hampering the growth of young bees and increasing the lethality of the viruses that it spreads.

Herpesviruses manage to dodge this immune response by hampering one of the central hinges of human adaptive immunity, the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I antigen presentation pathway.

Thus, CGTase can be changed into a starch hydrolase with a high exo-specificity by hampering substrate binding at the remote donor substrate binding subsites.

An estimated 116 million Americans suffer from chronic pain – a condition that deteriorates quality of life by hampering physical activity, as well as taking a cognitive and emotional toll.

But the White House rejected growing calls for greater restrictions on passengers travelling from the region, insisting travel bans were "not on the table" at present and would prove counter-productive by hampering local aid efforts.

They have also further weakened President Andres Pastrana by hampering his efforts to bring the armed forces and the opposition Liberal Party fully behind his effort to negotiate a peace settlement with the rebels.