Sentence examples for hamper chance from inspiring English sources

Morris' deal won't hamper chance at top free agent.

That may hamper chances of the most desirable outcome, in which children are fostered by relatives or adopted locally.

"[And] disappointing to come off so close to the end and possibly hamper his chance of a summer tour".

The fact that Zaha won the prize last year could hamper her chances, though.

I hadn't realised how it would linger on to haunt me and indeed hamper my chances to be a heavyweight journalist.

And so came the urgent need to pass this unconstitutional law that will both silence the press and hamper the chances for magistrates to pursue criminal investigations.

One result of this, Slater added, was to hamper the chances of children living near the school, which is based in a relatively deprived area.

Di Canio, whose only previous experience as a manager came at Swindon Town, hopes his time at Sunderland does not hamper his chances of landing another job in England.

But Murray told Radio Times magazine that her aversion to having a man tell her what to do could hamper her chances of success.

The notes effectively label them as troublemakers and could hamper their chances for promotions or transfers, he said at a news conference yesterday with members of the National Latino Officers Association of America and 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care.

They talked every day last week by telephone, hoping that Rex Ryan's playoff run as Baltimore's defensive coordinator would not hamper his chances for the job he really wanted — head coach of the Jets.