Sentence examples for development is hampered from inspiring English sources
Development is hampered, however, by the remoteness of the falls and the large amounts of capital needed for generation and transmission facilities.
Identification of epitopes on viral proteins for the design/identification of broadly-neutralizing monoclonal antibodies (bnAbs) or specific immunogens for vaccine development is hampered by target amino acid diversity.
If we don't get enough attention as infants by being touched and shown affection, there is some disturbingly compelling evidence that cognitive development is hampered, and emotional development almost certainly is.
However, groundwater development is hampered in this region as a result of lack of pre-drilling and drilling data and little is known about the hydrogeology of the present study area.
According to Selig Harrison, director of the Center for International Policy's Asia program, "Unlike Eastern Europe, where TV, short-wave radios and cassettes leapfrogged national boundaries, North Korea has been tightly insulated from outside influences". North Korean development is hampered by major problems, such as the perceived need to support a huge army, and by widespread poverty.
Analyses of early mouse development is hampered by the inaccessibility of the early embryo and the limited amount of tissues at these stages.
Instead, he focused on Africa, calling it a "continent that is full of promises" but adding that its development was hampered by climate change, war and terrorism.
Vietnam's industrial development was hampered by prolonged war, but as a result of economic reforms that began in the late 20th cent.
But whereas the Cali mob did much for its city's economic rise before 1995, Medellin has historically been a business power-house, whose development was hampered by Escobar's murderous reign.
An extraordinarily potent and hepatoselective class of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors containing a pyrazole core was recently reported; however, its development was hampered by a long and difficult synthetic route.
