Sentence examples similar to hamper enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Kennedy said that the stringent state advertising restrictions that apply to cannabis outlets regarding promotion on billboards and broadcast media haven't hampered enthusiasm for sales.

Even an Eddie Johnson tweet denying the move could not hamper the enthusiasm.

At least the Nets didn't let the lack of energy in the building hamper their enthusiasm.

With the hybrid phone/tablet market still in its infancy, the Optimus Vu may give LG a much-needed kick in the pants, though its relatively dumb stylus may hamper people's enthusiasm.

Widespread enthusiasm for cancer screening may hamper attempts to encourage a greater appreciation of the limitations and potential harms of screening.

agreed with Reich that the extreme candidates will likely hamper the Republicans: There's this tension between enthusiasm in the base of a party being one the crucial factors in a midterm election, but, on the other hand, you won't want that enthusiasm to nominate too many unelectable or any unelectable candidates….

Can transparency hamper governance?

That may hamper recruiting.

This can severely hamper operations.

"Actually these foreigners hamper the effort.

There's the clothes hamper.