Sentence examples for hamper social from inspiring English sources

If unpaid internships become necessary steppingstones to desirable careers, they will hamper social mobility.

A large part of Asturias, in Spain, is rural and its orographic characteristics hamper social participation and access to services.

It was argued, especially by Benegal Narsing Rau, that the incorporation of such a clause would hamper social legislation and cause procedural difficulties in maintaining order, and therefore it ought to be excluded from the Constitution altogether.

Current failings are hampering social mobility and the UK's long term competitiveness.

Too little capacity hampers social mobility more than high tuition fees.

A study published Wednesday by the Hamilton Project at the Brookings Institution in Washington underscores how inequities in education are hampering social and economic mobility, contributing to entrenched income inequality.

Campaigners in favour of more grammar schools have argued that scrapping the 11-plus test in most areas of the country has hampered social mobility for bright pupils from poor backgrounds.

But campaigners say there is a lack of knowledge about how prevalent the practice is and this is hampering social services and the police in the collection of evidence.

But campaigners say there is a lack of knowledge about how prevalent the practice is and where it is happening and that this is hampering social services and the police in the collection of evidence.

There is also a lack of real knowledge about how prevalent it is and where it is taking place - and this is hampering social services and the police in the collection of evidence.

Health states hampering social relationships are judged as more disabling.