Sentence examples for failed to hamper from inspiring English sources

That failed to hamper the trade, and in 1796 the Jiaqing emperor outlawed opium importation and cultivation.

A mixed bag of economic data during the week failed to hamper the market's rise, with weak Chinese growth numbers and disappointing US housing figures offset by a better than expected US manufacturing survey.

The VP1620 failed to hamper the penetration and migration of H. avenae at the early stage but significantly reduced the total number of CCN in its roots and dramatically disturbed the development of the following J3 and J4 stages.

Interviews with dozens of officials and athletes in the Olympic movement revealed that the global antidoping watchdog mishandled allegations of widespread corruption, failed to investigate rigorously and was hampered by politics to the point that it was largely ineffective in its mission to protect the integrity of sports.

In a guided bone regeneration model using minipig calvaria, OCHS failed to exert osteoinductive properties and hampered bone healing when used in conjunction with guided bone regeneration [ 22].

In many cases, patients who have taken the standard test have failed to return to learn the results, hampering efforts to control the epidemic.

Collins was the sensation of the Dolphins' training camp last season, but he was hampered by injuries and failed to upgrade Miami's feeble rushing attack.

He admitted he had failed to recognize that the computer problem had hampered other White House document productions on a variety of investigative matters, including Whitewater and campaign finance.

In fact, the driver apparently ignored stop signals and failed to apply his brakes.Increasingly, the insurgency is hampering efforts to open up east India's mineral-rich forests to business.

Firstly, Sneijder was hampered by injuries and failed to rediscover his peak form of 2010.

On a low-carb diet, Ms. Lawrence not only failed to replenish her stores of glycogen, she also hampered her ability to rebound from long runs.