Sentence examples for greatly hamper from inspiring English sources
'greatly hamper' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe something that significantly obstructs or hinders progress or success. Example: "The lack of resources greatly hampered the team's ability to complete the project on time."
Is there a relevant human characteristic or mood that you worry robots might never be able to detect, and that would greatly hamper communication?
That would seem to greatly hamper the American intent behind those operations, which commanders have said are critical to taking the fight directly to Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups.
Domestic farm support, import quotas and rising tariffs and export subsidies in rich countries greatly hamper poor countries' agricultural exports to rich markets—as well as distorting markets at home.
The latest report from the US House of Representatives' intelligence committee – which claims after an 11-month investigation that the Chinese telecoms giant Huawei is closer than it admits to the Chinese military – falls into the second category and will greatly hamper Huawei's ambitions in the US market.
Unfortunately, the previously published plasmonic refractive index sensors in visible region generally have a comparatively low FOM, which will greatly hamper their further development and application.
Mixture families, injury of larvae and common environmental effect greatly hamper the precision and efficiency of family breeding of marine organisms.
The lack of awareness is greatly hampering their funding and operations".
"Until one side flinches, Japan's ability to make economic policy is greatly hampered".
The singers – English, Austrian, German and Finnish – were greatly hampered by the acoustics of the theatre.
This has greatly hampered our understanding of Freud's humanistic views.
Carmen Marmosavinetti, the director for meetings and conventions at the visitors bureau, said her work was greatly hampered by the lack of a major convention center.
