Sentence examples for hamper adoption from inspiring English sources

If true, this would hamper adoption of Open Source and Open Data in chemistry, and greatly slow the growth of projects such as those in the Blue Obelisk.

Though this is how BitTorrent generates revenue (instead of advertising, e.g)., putting a price on the app could also hamper adoption.

Enforcing a common rendering library would hamper adoption of LibSBGN.

All of this is still early stages for the project that has been floating around with the internal name "Anaheim," but Internet Explorer's replacement's replacement will hopefully address some stability and compatibility issues that have hampered adoption.

NFC's requirement of needing a large enough user-base to make the tech useful has generally hampered adoption of both chips and NFC-enabled services, such as contactless payments, since there's no critical mass of users to generate significant momentum.

So far, however, SCO's lawsuit seems to have done little to harm IBM or hamper the adoption of Linux by large firms.

In particular, high import duties on clean-energy products in many developing countries, notably in Africa, hamper their adoption by the poor.

But in so far as it succeeded, such a tax might just hamper the adoption of information technology, depriving people and businesses of its great productivity benefits.So if neither of these ideas is any good, why not do nothing?

Technological limitations continued to hamper general adoption of geothermal heating.

They generally lack incentives to diffuse, and this is expected to hamper first adoption – even if consumer innovations are valuable to many other people.

The lack of long-term outcomes data will hamper its adoption by institutional and regional policy makers who must focus on cost versus benefit.