Additionally, all manner of companies began reviewing their existing contracts with Enron, especially in the long term, in the event that Enron's rating were lowered below investment grade, a possible hindrance for future transactions.
The world premiere opened here to sharply mixed reviews this summer, including some harsh ones — a hindrance to any future Broadway transfer, let alone eventual profitability here or in New York or from road and international productions that might follow.
The risk-averse nature of the construction value chain resisting the uptake of new practices appears to be a more significant hindrance for the future market potential of WMC, compared to the possible competition from alternative construction practices.
More factories can definitely help, but supply of base materials could become an even bigger hindrance in the future.
However the FJI identified "the low competitiveness of this programme compared to similar contract offers in other countries in relation to the economic endowment, budget, possibilities to create a group, and future stability" as a major hindrance to the programme's success in this respect.
Secondarily, each of these agencies needs to be valued as a compliment to our military not a hindrance to our future.
And as for Algeria, its own hopes to win improve relations with the West can be leveraged by the United States -- ensuring that its role in Mali is a benefit, and never a hindrance, to its promising future.
Princess Anne and her husband are understood to have told the queen that they felt a title would be a hindrance in the child's future career.
Cycling was what the lower orders did and, in the view of the authorities, they did it in a manner that was unruly, unpredictable and a hindrance to the car-led future.
"Climate change denialism and anti-evolutionism are obvious hindrances to productive discussions about the future of Britain, Europe and indeed the world".
Cathy faces the future with help from her friend Michael – and hindrance from her family.
