Sentence examples for designed to hamper the from inspiring English sources
The prime minister has few options but to continue with his previous tactics: principally, lobbying the United States Congress to pass new legislation designed to hamper the negotiations, and giving interviews to the American media warning of the framework's shortcomings.
Gen Martin Dempsey, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the air strikes that had killed the IS leaders were designed to hamper the Islamist group's ability to conduct attacks, supply fighters and finance operations.
The law's strict provisions have led civil rights groups to argue it was designed to hamper turnout from minorities and young people, who tend to vote Democratic.
The lack of published estimated intra-cluster correlations continues to hamper the design of studies that employ a cluster sample[ 9].
In addition, restrictive energy policies should be avoided or carefully designed to no hamper economic growth.
They describe common but effective patenting techniques such as clustering and bracketing, both designed to block out or hamper competitors in the market.
After all, as the American Bankers Association, led by Edward L. Yingling, noted in a comment letter to the F.D.I.C., it would be somewhat odd "to hamper a program designed to benefit banks because of a concern that banks would benefit".
The sloping roof, designed to help minimize wind resistance, also hampered rearward visibility during a brief test drive on the roads and highways near the factory, leaving just a narrow slit of glass in which to view approaching traffic.
The innovations incorporated into Slate's rigid-frame airship were designed to overcome various flaws that had hampered conventional dirigibles.
Suboptimal study designs also hamper the ability to reproduce or compare research results and to correctly infer causality.
