Sentence examples for hampered by resource from inspiring English sources
Much of the current global HIV debate focuses on treatment as prevention (TasP) – an approach hampered by resource problems and the fact that most people are infected by someone who is unaware of his/her HIV status.
The practical applications of some advanced carbon nanomaterials in supercapacitors are still hampered by the resource scarcity and high cost.
But Mr. Maijoor's efforts could to be hampered by limited resources.
Crews started working in earnest on Monday to get ahead of the mess, and in many cases they were hampered by fewer resources at their disposal.
A11 Efforts on Archdiocese Stall Efforts to change the Archdiocese of Boston in the wake of the clergy sexual abuse crisis have been hampered by diminished resources, according to a report issued by an independent panel.
BOSTON, April 7 — Efforts to change the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston in the aftermath of the crisis of sexual abuse by clergymen have been hampered by diminished resources, according to a report issued Friday.
The administration's own public diplomacy efforts have been hampered by scant resources, the resignations of high-level officials and a failure to engage ordinary Muslims in the battle over ideas, critics say.
His plan was hampered by inadequate resources, and its most acute difficulty, a shortage of landing craft, was not resolved until after U.S. General Dwight D. Eisenhower was appointed supreme Allied commander in December 1943.
These events laid bare a key weakness that continues to haunt peacekeeping operations but that cannot be blamed on the peacekeepers themselves: hampered by inadequate resources and diffuse lines of command and control, their capacity to deploy troops and secure equipment depends on the steadfastness of individual countries in supporting them.
Optimal surveillance was severely hampered by limited resources.
Although the government aims towards universal education, this is not compulsory and is hampered by limited resources.
