Sentence examples for for hampered from inspiring English sources

Risk factors accounting for hampered psychological outcome could be diverse (severity of illness, being removed from one's child, having been witness to the accident, mental health, family functioning, social support, coping strategies and lack of information from the medical team) [ 17, 26, 29, 31].

The new measures were tentatively welcomed by human rights groups, which have long criticized the government for hampering civic development.

In his address, he blamed the Supreme Court for hampering the government's antiterror efforts by releasing terror suspects.

"But it also means setting priorities," adding that he blamed "runaway health care spending" for hampering the economic recovery.

"I am not for hampering Haider's free speech or even questioning the right of Austrians to vote for him," he said.

"Azwai blamed the US for hampering Libyan efforts to find … alternative weapons system to replace its Scud B stock and refused to discuss a destruction timeline".

Mr. Annan blamed the Council impasse for hampering his six-month bid for peace, leading to his decision to step down at the end of last month.

And some officials' suggestions that green measures are to blame for hampering growth raise worries that the government's commitment may be weakening.

Kenya and Ethiopia blame Somalia's instability for hampering their own economic development, and both countries consider the Shabab, who have pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda, to be a regional threat.

Some blamed the lack of adequate regulation for triggering the economic collapse in the first place, while others blamed regulation and its attendant burdens for hampering the pace of recovery.

He blames the combination of fast-track tenure where teachers can get tenure after only two years of teaching and low wages for hampering schools from attracting the best teachers.