Sentence examples for hamper down from inspiring English sources
My grandmother would send a hamper down from the Andes, including a live turkey, and the adults would give the turkey a drink of pisco before saying "bye-bye".
"Part of the reason these prosecutors embarked on this is they weren't hampered down by institutional inertia and fear," Murphy said this week.
Recently in my research on the American athletes in Russia for the Sochi Winter Olympic Games, I came across Chicago native Shani Davis and I thought what an honest and perfect example to boys of color in the city so hampered down by violence.
In particular, in cases where access to plant-genetic resources is a basic requirement to each new product development cycle, overly strong intellectual property rights might hamper or slow down the innovation process due to increased transaction costs generated by the need for complex licensing schemes for the use of these resources.
She said the voices sounded as though people were being suffocated, desperately trying to speak but hampered by pillow down, or straw ticking, or pond water.
The combined down-regulation of the two tumor suppressor genes may allow NF-kB to partially counteract apoptosis while the acute inflammatory process fostering cancer rejection is hampered by the down-regulation of the IRFs [ 31].
Hamper turned down the offer out of loyalty, and he is still grateful to Moore for changing his life — he tells everyone that he would never have become a successful writer without him.
But the body and bodily life weight the individual down and hamper him in his ascent.
But some experts have questioned whether electric fans might actually hamper efforts to cool down.
He said that the airport had been closed to civilian flights and that cellphone networks had been shut down to hamper rebel communication lines.
Yes, they're set on another planet, but that makes them sound like the kind of fantasy they're not; they're "high-concept", packed with original ideas, but they're not gimmicky, nor do the ideas weigh them down or hamper their pace.
