Sentence examples for from hampering from inspiring English sources

"...the main reason laptops need to be put away is to prevent them from becoming high-speed projectiles in the event of an impact or sudden deceleration, and from hampering an evacuation.

Brain Tester's games are easier to play, and that was a big plus for me because it prevented the controls from hampering my ability to score well.

In ensuing months each successive version tweaked the design and was embedded with a kill date to stop it from hampering the next one.

And to help keep established stars from hampering innovative ideas by monopolizing funding, Azoulay, Fons-Rosen and Graff Zivin propose that agencies should use double-blind peer review and cap the amounts that any single laboratory can obtain.

Ireton and colleagues [ 92] showed that restoration of p120-catenin in a colon carcinoma cell line resulted in E-cadherin stabilization and rescue of its function, either directly or indirectly by preventing other proteins from hampering E-cadherin.

This serves two functions: it accommodates your mid-section's thickness if any, and it adds volume to the frock, keeping it from hampering your legs' motion.

As a result these patients suffer from hampered speech, dental problems, difficulties with swallowing and food mastification, impaired taste and nocturnal oral discomfort [1], [2].

The militants have deployed snipers, planted mines and prevented civilians from leaving, hampering efforts to bomb the city without causing heavy casualties, according to Kurdish sources.

Aside from severely hampering the Japanese supply system, the destruction of the landing barges also prevented their use to outflank the Australian battalions.

Already, Trump has signed a bill allowing states to withhold Title X federal family planning money from Planned Parenthood, hampering the provider's ability to administer contraception and other preventative health care to more than a million low-income women.

In 1998, the United Nations withdrew its weapons inspectors from Iraq, severely hampering the C.I.A.'s ability to monitor Iraqi weapons efforts.