Sentence examples for hamper itself from inspiring English sources

AWS, EMC, Google, VMware and the rest spend millions in marketing, so why should OpenStack hamper itself by keeping its mouth shut?

In the next two months, England must get their house in order, but that in itself could hamper their Ashes campaign.

Alcohol itself can hamper recall, with three quarters of harmful drinkers acknowledging that in this study.

– Illness is required in order to have sickness benefit, but the sickness period in itself may hamper later employability.

Increased arterial stiffness itself can hamper diastolic function through early reflection of the pulse wave leading to increased LV afterload and decreased myocardial perfusion.

Instead of 'end', i.e. outreach, institutional approach is centered on 'means', i.e. sustainability, to reach the target and this could also hamper the accomplishment of target itself by being more focused on sustainability then the poor (Robinson, 2001).

This indicates that the E-beam produced material itself does not hamper cell viability and proliferation, but that this may be influenced by the micro and macro geometrical characteristics.

But his prose was itself hampered in its original flights.

The language itself hampered the development of new ideas, as well as the dissemination of those ideas to the masses.

The country, led by charismatic President Evo Morales, has suspended the nationalization of its oil and gas industry after its state-owned petroleum company found itself hampered by a lack of funds and operating capacity needed to take over the operations of foreign companies like Exxon Mobil and Total.

But accounting uncertainties could hamper Xerox's attempts to turn itself around, particularly in selling its financing portfolio along with other assets to improve its liquidity.