Sentence examples for clearly hinder from inspiring English sources

But an unhealthily large chunk of Britain's exports go to the eurozone, and this will clearly hinder the necessary rebalancing of the economy towards external demand.

This orientation would clearly hinder EGTA access to the regulatory sites (EF-Hands).

Nevertheless, modesty and embarrassment clearly hinder some women from having their breasts examined by health care professionals, especially by male HCPs [ 15, 17, 29, 47, 48], or causes them to seek care only when symptoms worsen [ 49, 50].

Three also had chronic attendance problems, another factor that clearly hindered their progress.

Martin was clearly hindered against the Chicago Bears, rushing 17 times for 29 yards, a 1.7-yard average.

"And once the Government starts doing that, it brings uncertainty into the marketplace, which clearly hinders investment and frankly could have a knock-on effect on jobs".

I have also made clear to my inspectors that where leaders are condoning the wearing of the face veil by staff members or by pupils when this is clearly hindering communication and effective teaching, they should give consideration to judging the school as inadequate.

Modified folates are not commercially available and this has clearly hindered a satisfactory characterization of archaeal SHMTs.

This clearly hinders the efforts by policymakers to develop effective interventions aimed at lowering the CS rates at the physician level.

The lack of known substrates is clearly hindering progress with understanding these proteins, but we are not aware of any substrates that are redundantly targeted by Slx5 and Uls1.

The direct effect i.e., after controlling for selection was even stronger (35 %, see column (3) in Table  3), suggesting that employment after first birth in Italy clearly hinders the transition to second child.