Sentence examples for getting hamstrung from inspiring English sources
He says he'd rather see Clinton taking on the Republicans than getting hamstrung dealing with primary challenges.
A young Democrat president whose reforms get hamstrung..
When Warren Buffett, the world's second-richest man and then a Schwarzenegger adviser, suggested it be revised, the governor threatened to make him do 500 sit-ups.He has gradually fallen into a trap laid for him by the Democrats—and allowed himself to be depicted less as a reformer and more as a Republican partisanThe state, too, gets hamstrung.
States get hamstrung as a result too.
Provided that the new FCC rule doesn't get hamstrung by litigation, compliance for broadcasters kicks in six months or late October 2012.
Pity the poor chief executive: sluggish economic growth and unreliable equity markets have hamstrung merger activity.
It would not have hamstrung the United States.
But at the same time, you're really making yourself better because until you play stuff out live and you start getting a crowd, you're hamstrung.
The Department of Justice, already hamstrung by the difficulty of getting key nominees through the Senate confirmation process, is about to have another vacancy in a crucial position.
Innovations such as car sharing and ride sharing, for instance, are hamstrung by passenger fears about getting into a stranger's vehicle.
In addition, "businesses that are founded and managed with the objective of getting funded during a hot market may also suffer from creativity hamstrung by the need for speed," Mr. Henricks writes.
