Sentence examples for hampered after from inspiring English sources

But he had been hampered after breaking his left hand on Nov. 27 in a fight with Minnesota's Kyle Brodziak.

The MF Global investigation involving $1.6 billion in missing customer money has been hampered after a crucial witness asserted her Fifth Amendment rights, and the same could happen with a JPMorgan employee.

Pedrosa's title challenges in 2010 and 2011 were both hampered after he missed races for that reason, while Cal Crutchlow missed his home grand prix at Silverstone in 2011 after sustaining the same injury in qualifying.

Trump's desperation for a border wall will be further hampered after Democrats took control of the House on Thursday.

Consequently, the ability to localize sound-source elevation is hampered after removal or occlusion of the pinnae in various species like chinchillas [48], ferrets [49], bats [50], [51] or humans [52].

The ban hampered reconstruction after Israel's three-week military campaign in Gaza that ended in January 2009.

The companies involved tend to focus on combining operations and lose their competitive edge, a pitfall that hampered Compaq after it acquired the Digital Equipment Corporation in 1998, analysts say.

Gun sales across the country were hampered this week after the federal authorities failed to provide gun dealers with new forms to run background checks, officials said today.

Scotland's already tricky preparations for the Euro 2012 qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Spain have been hampered further after it was revealed that their influential captain, Darren Fletcher, is suffering from tonsillitis.

With serves nowhere near the 100mph mark, Murray was clearly hampered and after being broken for a second time to go 4-0 down he took a three-minute physio break.

This effort was hampered because, after three federal helicopters and Air Force planes touched down at the local airport, the road into the city was still flooded, meaning the aid could not be distributed.