Sentence examples for hamper life from inspiring English sources

Moreover, since poor language skills may hamper life opportunities, social mobility, and job offers, we expect stronger effects from language proficiency among the highly educated.

Drowsiness, lethargy, sleep disturbance, visual hallucinations, and depression are side-effects that hamper life quality, even more so in elderly and very elderly patients.

They also saw the affair in terms of a possible precocious fatherhood and a hampered life.

But the study said the challenges caused by open water swims hampered life saving attempts.

In general, even the presence of sub-ppm v) of sub-ppm vbiofaselectedinants can hamper the life-time of SOFC systems.

When her first child is born blind — or so the shady obstetrician tells her — Kate gives the baby up for adoption, not wanting to hamper her life with such a "flawed thing".

So a handful of life-insurance firms are trying to hamper the life-settlement firms' growth by prohibiting their insurance agents from discussing them with clients and by making policies non-transferable.The legality of such moves is not clear.

The protests have hampered ordinary life in the capital.

When schools are closed because of earthquake damage, education is hampered, community life disrupted, and emergency shelters unavailable.

The power shortages resulting from damage to Japan's energy infrastructure have hampered daily life and business activities in large parts of the country and caused considerable disruption to the flow of spare parts and components to manufacturers in Japan and beyond.

The device used Four AAA batteries, which hampered battery life.