Sentence examples for don't hamper from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that Transportation Safety Agency regulations aren't regulations or don't hamper growth: clearly they do.

I'd like to cut a few blooms for the table, but want to be sure I don't hamper further growth.

"When you have a situation related to security, we allow the appropriate law enforcement agencies to handle the situation, and we refrain from commenting publicly, so that we don't hamper an investigation," the carrier said in a statement.

And so let's see if there are ways of doing this that are both legal, that are constitutional, that uphold our basic principles of fairness, but don't hamper us from getting the banking system back on track".

"It's obvious there are some physical limitations there that everybody can see," he said, later adding, "Those physical limitations don't hamper in any way the way he performs his duties".

Pressed about the constitutionality of a steep tax on bonuses, the president, who is a former constitutional law professor, said, "Let's see if there are ways of doing this that are both legal, that are constitutional, that uphold our basic principles of fairness, but don't hamper us from getting the banking system back on track".

In his parting comments, Anderson observes: "Human rights do not hamper the fight against terrorism and extremism: they underline its legitimacy".

Filled pauses are common in everyday spontaneous speech and generally do not hamper communication.

In our experience, endoluminal stools usually do not hamper a correct assessment of the colonic wall thickness and enhancement pattern.

It is shown that Al2O3 and SiO2 films, in contrast to TiO2 films, do not hamper anodic bonding up to thicknesses of 20 nm.

They are also removable and therefore do not hamper oral hygiene maintenance, in turn reducing the risk of white spots, caries, gingivitis and periodontal disease.