Sentence examples for expected to hamper from inspiring English sources

Much of Europe is falling into a recession and continued austerity measures are expected to hamper growth.

They generally lack incentives to diffuse, and this is expected to hamper first adoption – even if consumer innovations are valuable to many other people.

The presence of xylene isomers in the feed is expected to hamper the catalytic activity by deposition of these isomers/byproducts or coke formation, which affects the stability of catalyst.

Integrated energy and refining companies, those with both oil and natural gas businesses, are likely headed for a disappointing earnings season as refining margins and lower natural gas prices are expected to hamper second-quarter results.

Strong winds and temperatures reaching 97 degrees Fahrenheit are expected to hamper the efforts of the more than 1,600 firefighters battling the blaze, a sheriff's department spokesman said.

Such an increase is expected to hamper significantly the translocation of the ion along the selectivity filter.

As adaptation to stress is most often accompanied by increased mortality (cost of selection), the increase in the 'cost of inbreeding' under stress is expected to severely hamper evolutionary adaptive processes.

Most smartwatches available to date have relied on a persistent Bluetooth connection to a smartphone or tablet, something Apple's iWatch is expected to be hampered with.

I fully expected it to work — Logitech makes good stuff — but I also expected Windows to hamper the functionality.

Alternatively, in cases where organizational support may be lacking and the work environment is less conducive, one can envision how increasing the quantity of services a CHW is expected to carry out can hamper productivity and consequently the quality of service provision.

We do not expect this to hamper the Commissioner's continuing to support us on this issue.