Sentence examples for hamper us from inspiring English sources

"Nobody can hamper us from taking our right.

And so let's see if there are ways of doing this that are both legal, that are constitutional, that uphold our basic principles of fairness, but don't hamper us from getting the banking system back on track".

Noting that the church was still the site for planning sessions, Ms. Riley said, "While the fire was devastating, it's not going to hamper us, except for the meetings".

We've arranged ourselves in endless new vertical silos that hamper us when it comes to working more closely and the free flow of ideas, each with our own profit and loss centres, client leads, language and ideas.

Ms. Peck, who wrote in the 60's -- I bought her book in 1970 -- was a self-described modernist: "tradition should not hamper us if we find a better way of doing things".

Pressed about the constitutionality of a steep tax on bonuses, the president, who is a former constitutional law professor, said, "Let's see if there are ways of doing this that are both legal, that are constitutional, that uphold our basic principles of fairness, but don't hamper us from getting the banking system back on track".

Moreover, the overall sample size was relatively small and attenuated when we stratified by other factors of interest, which hampered us from drawing firm conclusions on the associations with age, duration of PMH use and type of medication.

Lacklustre enforcement of intellectual property rights exacerbates the problem considerably, hampering US exports of software and entertainment.

They hampered us and our contractors, cut down our banners, broke our cars, stole our newspaper, didn't let us work.

"Our search engine has hampered us with books and apparel because you can't search for specific things very well," Mr. Byrne said.

He added: "It was so blindingly obvious to the outside world that the two of us, Gordon and myself, were at odds, that it really hampered us when it came to the election in 2010".