Sentence examples for hamper industry from inspiring English sources

The problem of legacy costs -- health care and other benefits for retirees, which are estimated at more than $10 billion -- continues to hamper industry restructuring.

While economists and business executives often worry that more clean-air efforts and stringent environmental regulations would hamper industry and limit the creation of new jobs, Mr. Gore's approach emphasized the carrot of tax savings rather than the stick of restrictions, and it anticipated the growth of new companies and new jobs on the cutting edge of fuel technology.

About 40 percent of India's population is off the power grid, and lack of electricity has hampered industry.

Like Facebook and other companies before it, Brightcove has found that while HTML5 has some clear benefits on mobile as a way to reach everyone with a single set of code, it has trade-offs, especially with media-rich services, that were really hampering industry adoption.

Energy investment is necessary to stop the blackouts which have hampered industry, but notoriously creates little employment.

But will China's pursuit of industrial-policy goals now hamper the industry's progress?

But local regulation of oil and gas development is very strong in Texas, Professor Collins said, and has not seemed to hamper the industry's growth.

This would hamper the industry's ability to build much-needed homes, he said, echoing warnings from other housebuilders, including Berkeley Group.

The 2004 law has been weakened by legislators and the state Supreme Court will rule any day now on whether to severely hamper the industry.

Mr. Lazio believes outmoded regulations have hampered the industry, preventing the creation of more inexpensive housing, aides said.

Mr. Lazio believes that outmoded regulations have hampered the industry, preventing the creation of more inexpensive housing, the aides said.