Sentence examples for hampered as from inspiring English sources

Other applications might be hampered as well.

But his inexperience on the campaign trail has at times hampered as much as it has helped.

Heavy rain, however, had turned the battlefield into a thick, muddy morass and as a result transportation and resupply efforts were hampered as were attempts to reposition the supporting artillery and as a consequence when the attack went in at 5 25 am on 12 October the 9th and 10th Brigades had only limited fire support.

For example, policy discussions were significantly hampered as well as investments in health systems projects.

In 1988, the lovable Michael Foot had been hampered, as chair, by diary overspill.

Day-Lewis was continually hampered as a poet by difficulties in finding a convincingly original voice.

Alonso's hopes of catching Vettel were hampered as he was slowed by traffic out of the pits.

The mayoral aspirations of Comptroller John C. Liu have been hampered as Mr. Bharara investigates his campaign finances.

So company profits – and therefore dividends and the income of the self-employed – were hampered as were asset prices such as shares and house prices.

This is a question the scientists struggle with, hampered as they are by peoples' inability to report their own feelings accurately.

ENIAC was hampered, as all previous electronic computers had been, by the need to use one vacuum tube to store each bit, or binary digit.