Sentence examples for hampered as a from inspiring English sources
Day-Lewis was continually hampered as a poet by difficulties in finding a convincingly original voice.
And that means that job growth will be further stymied, it will be further hampered, as a consequence of that decision.
Obama is already set to inherit some major difficulties and does not need his incoming government to be hampered as a result of Bush's failure to fulfil his role during this transition period.
The deer will not cross the "seismic lines", which wolves exploit for hunting, and have also found their movement hampered as a result of hundreds of miles of pipelines through the forest and breeding grounds disturbed, the Cree say.
However, the implementation of these active fasteners in electronic consumer products is hampered as a result of the ongoing trend of miniaturization.
The analysis was somewhat hampered as a result of this, however, as it was sometimes difficult to extrapolate the expenditure figures related to child welfare programmes in certain Ministries, as these were combined with expenditure on programmes involving adults.
Other applications might be hampered as well.
But his inexperience on the campaign trail has at times hampered as much as it has helped.
For example, policy discussions were significantly hampered as well as investments in health systems projects.
But Chrysler isn't hampered as much by legacy costs–a huge numbers of retirees and ex-employees on the company dole as GM and Ford.
Rough as it is page by page, hampered as it is by a form that would daunt a far more practiced novelist, "Homegoing" succeeds, by the end, in accumulating no small emotional power.
