Sentence examples for hamper the efforts from inspiring English sources

Britons are increasingly under-reporting their daily calorie consumption according to a new study, which could hamper the efforts of health experts to cut rising obesity levels.

Some university officials worry that involving a university from outside the city would hamper the efforts of hometown institutions to recruit faculty members.

Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois, a Democrat, said Mr. Bush's proposal "would seriously hamper the efforts of Illinois and other states" to ensure that all children had coverage — the goal of a state law he signed in November 2005.

The Coast Guard has warned that bad weather may hamper the efforts of crews to skim oil from the surface or burn it off at least over the weekend.

Just imagine if a newspaper columnist had written days after the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, with its estimated death toll of 230,000, that at least it would potentially lead to the ending of the civil war in Sri Lanka and hamper the efforts of Muslim rebels in Indonesia.

Strong winds and temperatures reaching 97 degrees Fahrenheit are expected to hamper the efforts of the more than 1,600 firefighters battling the blaze, a sheriff's department spokesman said.

A shortage of tow trucks continued to hamper the effort, the mayor said.

While Trump can certainly hamper the effort to avoid dangerous climate change, there will be limits to his reach.

Indeed, one thing those who are involved in the reconstruction say they are sure of is that continuing violence in Iraq will not ultimately hamper the effort.

"Actually these foreigners hamper the effort.

And it contends that the country hampered the efforts of inspectors to explore the suspect facilities.