Sentence examples for hampered by traffic from inspiring English sources

The research identified a need for swift, flexible urban food transport not hampered by traffic jams and one-way streets; hence Foodlogica's e-trikes.

Cars in the central business district of Manhattan, already hampered by traffic, currently average about 9.5 miles per hour, a speed that many bicyclists can match.

They live under unsatisfactory living conditions, are hampered by traffic conditions, suffer from inadequate health services, and have limited information from their external environment.

However, in reality the number of reduced ends available for TrCel7A binding is limited, and moreover the movement of molecules is often hampered by traffic jams as seen in Figure 39e.

But hampered by Long Island traffic, Dr. Christodoulou can only dream about accelerating, braking, turning and passing like a Formula One driver on his 12-mile commute from Kings Park to his job doing research at the Health Sciences Center at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

We weren't quite prepared for all the excitement (our sincere apologies to those of you who had trouble finding the location at first; our 'trending' server was a bit hampered by the overwhelming traffic), but thank you everyone for participating.

The division advanced towards the canal but movement was hampered by the massive traffic jams on the roads leading to the canal.

Hamilton's race was hampered by being caught in traffic after his first pit stop, but he said that would have made no difference.

The government handed over control of the airport to the United States to hasten and ease flight operations, which had been hampered by the damage to the air traffic control tower.

Efforts to examine the role of Arl8 and SKIP in lysosomal membrane trafficking processes are hampered by the fact that changing their levels affects lysosome location, which could indirectly affect lysosomal function.

Rescue workers have been hampered by quake-damaged roads and debris, enormous traffic jams and fuel shortages.