Sentence examples similar to hampered by funding limitations from inspiring English sources

Multifunctional approaches are hampered by funding schemes that are usually administered by individual administrative sectors that each predominantly focus on one single environmental objective.

But MONUSCO was hampered by funding cuts in the months before violence broke out and the peacekeeping mission was forced to shutter bases in Ituri.

And so such projects are often born out of vexed politics, then hampered by limited funding, and by a willingness to abandon them at any time.

Many praise theater manager Bob Stewart, but say his efforts appear to be hampered by limited funding.

Both studies were hampered by data limitations.

Cortés said the "results were severely hampered by data limitations" and would produce "ineffective management advice".

Until recently, increasing the number of trains on those routes was hampered by equipment limitations, Mr. Ledja said.

But in any case, the debate over class size has become tired and formulaic, and is hampered by significant limitations.

The Merchant Ivory film, although stunning in many ways, is hampered by the limitations of trying to portray characters who express almost none of their feelings.

Further, the literature in this area has been hampered by several limitations that make cross-study comparisons and replication difficult.

Sean Harford, Ofsted's national director of education, said inspectors were hampered by "significant limitations on our powers to search, to take evidence and to close them down".