Sentence examples for hampered at all from inspiring English sources

If I'd felt hampered at all – again, even for very good reasons – then that harms the story, I think.

PHILADELPHIA — Simon Gagne, the injured Philadelphia Flyers forward who had been cleared to play on Friday, did not seem to be hampered at all as he galloped toward his teammates after scoring a winning goal — and keeping their fragile Stanley Cup hopes alive.

The movement of goods from country to country was thus hampered at a time when advancing technology and the spreading Industrial Revolution were about to lead to an expansion of maritime commerce on a world scale.

Production had been hampered at operations run by Chevron, Mobil and Halliburton.

"Falcone" itself was hampered at the outset by its violent content.

Coach Jeff Van Gundy said he first noticed that Camby was hampered at Sunday's practice.

Alan King's novice may have been unlucky not to peg back Go Native in the Supreme Hurdle at Cheltenham after getting hampered at the final flight.

Most of the more fancied horses appeared in trouble by halfway, including Auroras Encore, who was badly hampered at the second and then blundered five fences later.

In a career hampered at times by physical and mental difficulties, Mseleku nonetheless achieved much - but his work constantly suggested great musical achievements still to be resolved.

Indeed, the government's efforts to control the virus seem hampered at every turn, thwarted by apathy, lack of trust, misinformation, insecticide resistance and even architecture.

Wilson and his modernisers were hampered at every turn by public finances which, as Sandbrook reminds us, had been debauched by the Tories and their chancellor, Reginald Maudling.