Sentence examples for deeply hampered from inspiring English sources
Second, conclusions from the study of creatine supplementation in several myopathic conditions are deeply hampered by methodological problems including difficulties in statistical power due to rarity of diseases.
Salinization of dry soils, together with drought and temperature variations, deeply hamper plant physiology and development [ 85].
Gen. Bill Lockyer declared California's oil and gasoline markets deeply flawed, hampered by anemic competition and unique characteristics that preclude outside aid when problems arise.
Our efforts at descending deeply into sleep may be hampered by bedroom pollutants that tether us to the waking world.
Adequate acute treatment of the deeply burned hand and any subsequent reconstructive procedures may be hampered by the lack of sufficient suitable graft material and the risks of donor site morbidity and scarring.
More tragic was that Den nis might not have realised it himself - a deeply troubled soul, his excesses masked a life hampered by insecurity and self-doubt.
Labor Minister Lisa Raitt, who has said the Canadian Pacific strike could cost 540 million Canadian dollars ($524 million) in lost economic activity each week, said on Sunday that the government was consulting with businesses to see how deeply the strike was hampering their operations.
3. Performance improvement – organizational culture and learning A deeply embedded culture of risk avoidance, rather than risk management, both in individual action and in the systems to support it, hampered the response in Haiti.
We're fundamentally hampered".
This has hampered past privatisations.
