Sentence examples for decisive hindrance from inspiring English sources
What emerges is a probing psychological analysis of the modern radical as well as an incipient effort to speak in a new voice in another court: Godard and Gorin themselves, raising a racket on a tennis court with the help — or, rather, the decisive hindrance — of a low-tech feedback loop.
Of course, obstruction and the kind of interference committed by a runner are both about hindrance, which is why Saturday's decisive play calls to mind the 1975 World Series, in which the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Red Sox in seven games.
The coordination steric hindrance of the solvents is suggested as the decisive factor of the assemblies.
In addition to a decisive influence on the electronic structure of the inner ring π-system of the metal complexes the steric hindrance of the fluorinated ligands influence the extent of intermolecular coupling.
Little in terms of hindrance.
Grammar schools: help or hindrance?
But it can also be a hindrance.
"That's a hindrance," Parry said.
"It's almost a hindrance," he added.
