Sentence examples for hamper expansion from inspiring English sources

Cold climate and relatively few suitable facilities hamper expansion into Russia and Eastern Europe, although the WTA has moved quickly into new markets at the second tier, placing tournaments in cities like Budapest; Portoroz, Slovenia; and Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Mongolia's leaders, some educated at Harvard and Cambridge, say they are determined to avoid this syndrome, known as "Dutch Disease" — a sudden surge in wealth that ultimately hampers expansion.

And the Arab uprising, which has dominated the region this year, does not appear to have hampered expansion.

Adoptive transfer of P14 cells in Cd80/86−/− mice resulted in hampered expansion of Ifnar1+/+ and even more so of Ifnar1−/− P14 cells, indicating that CD8+ T cells that develop during MCMV infection are to a small degree affected by type I IFN signaling (in a somewhat redundant manner with B7-mediated costimulation) but are most critically dependent on B7-mediated signals.

The treaty could also hamper the expansion plans of foreign cigarette sellers, including Philip Morris International.

Such changes could save the industry billions of dollars in upgrades that utility officials said would otherwise hamper their expansion and efficiency.

Over the long haul if such form of inequality persists, it could lead to political and social instability, which could further hamper the expansion of business in the country.

Events that slow regeneration or hamper cell expansion could lead to loss of viability.

However, while oncoantigen vaccines effectively and persistently hamper the expansion of incipient tumors, their efficacy fades away when they are administered to mice bearing advanced tumors.

However, relatively high production costs continue to hamper the expansion of hybrid Oncidium production since it may take almost one year for plantlets to reach the acclimatization stage.

That has hampered the expansion of renewable energy, she said.