Sentence examples for hamper house from inspiring English sources

So one can now order a "Snack Attack" basket for the hajj pilgrim from Halal Hamper House, or indulge in an "eggless couture cake" from Sugar Cream Cakes, thus avoiding eggs from non-halal chickens.

But Bloomberg officials, many of whom agree that standards should be higher for landlords, argue that this law will do little to protect vulnerable children and that its regulations will hamper housing development.

Nationwide warned the UK's failure to lift out of recession in the third quarter may further hamper the housing market recovery.

But I don't think that it will continue to hamper the housing market.

541436e9-66a0-4730-b0bb-9c7fae51eab6 Uncertainty about the future cost of flood protection is hampering the housing recovery in coastal communities hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy.

Plans to triple sales by 2009 are being hampered by housing downturn.

But she was like, "Oh, well done, you think you've done a proper day's manly work do you?" I hate people who get up early and brag about it I got woken up the other day by a guy delivering a hamper to my house.

A19 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 U.S. Cutbacks May Hurt Poor Tenants , AgencySays The New York City Housing Authority said that the federal government would provide $50 million less than what the agency needs to provide rent vouchers for low-income residents this year, a gap that agency officials fear could hamper their ability to house the poorest tenants.

"If the price declines persist, even with the job market recovery, that could hamper recovery in the housing market," the association's chief economist, Lawrence Yun, said.

Even as the nation's largest financial institutions report whopping profits from their investment banking units, those with major consumer lending portfolios continue to bleed money as unemployment and a weak housing market hamper people's ability to repay their debts.

But despite the government's efforts, many reports have surfaced of inspectors being hampered from conducting crucial house-to-house inspections.