Sentence examples for hampered business from inspiring English sources
And these cutbacks, the report said, probably worsened the recession and "likely hampered business recovery in 2010 and beyond".
Bus drivers complain that the Syrian border guards often demand bribes, usually cash or gasoline, but they say that the political upheaval has not hampered business.
The housing slump has hampered business at the home improvement retailers as consumers tackle fewer products and spend less money.
Heinbockel anticipates a healthy November sales report from CVS, proving Wal-Mart (nyse: WMT – news – people )s generics drug program, launched in Florida in September, hasnt hampered business.
Unfortunately, some of the less scrupulous telecoms seek to muddle the issue, deliberately confusing this with the kind of regulation that has hampered business.
After three days of sporadic electricity failures that hampered businesses and angered residents on the central Jersey Shore, Gov. James E. McGreevey stepped into the fray yesterday, voicing his own impatience and asking the local power company to explain how it would end the blackouts.
The bill fails to solve the two big problems hampering business in the emirates.
Bureaucracy: The real constraint on starting a new business in India is its multiethnic, democratic and compassionate traditions, manifested in regulatory procedures that continuously hamper business operations.
The new regulations, while strong on EU citizens' data protection, are intended not to hamper business and to encourage growth in the European data economy, legislators say.
Any system that forms a pattern of non-performance-related discrimination is not only illegal but, experienced managers find, also hampers business effectiveness.
That has given him an appreciation of how Russia's byzantine tax system hampers business and earned him the respect of Russia's financial oligarchy.
