Sentence examples for hamper their performance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most notorious encounter was at the 'Holy Water' game at the 1990 World Cup, where the drinks of the Brazilian players were apparently spiked with a little something to hamper their performance, something confirmed by Maradona but denied by Argentina coach Carlos Bilardo.

These tests are important to ensure that the products have not been altered in any way to hamper their performance prior to application on the job site.

Supervision meetings with top-down communication or a fault-finding nature can hinder the trust of health workers in the health sector and hamper their performance [ 23, 24] and their relationships with the community [ 25].

Although direct concatenation is the simplest and the most intuitive method to adopt and some alternative methods have been proposed, the performance of these methods is not satisfactory and factors that hamper their performance are unclear.

One is that viruses tend to clump together, which hampers their performance.

All but one of the combatants in Greenwich has limped in and out of post-match press conferences since last Sunday to complain, with varying degrees of subtlety and conviction, about chronic and fleeting aches and pains, from groin to brain, that have hampered their performance and commitment.

In India, female CBDs working in promotion and distribution of contraceptives were limited in their interaction with men, which hampered their performance.

Four studies referred to difficulties of CHWs in reaching communities because of flooding, which hampered their performance [ 21, 83- 85] (Table  1).

Photograph: Ben Birchall/LOCOG/PA 9.55am BST Chinese coaches and officials are panicking that meat-free diets imposed on Olympic athletes outside their training camps are hampering their performances in the lead-up to the London Games, reports Reuters.

Many felt that their stuttering did not have an adverse effect on their choice of occupation, ability to obtain work, and relationships with managers and co-workers, although it was perceived to influence their work performance and hamper their chances for promotion.

Child malnutrition is associated with morbidity and mortality among children, and also hampers their mental development, educational performance and intellect [7, 8].