Sentence examples for hampered communications from inspiring English sources

Committees were moved out of Geneva since the war seriously hampered communications betw.

"Widespread power outages are hampering communications between dealers and their employees.

Rather, natural obstacles can hamper communications with the tiny radios, which often have less than a watt in power.

"They would also hamper communications by noncommercial users, those using religious speech, promoting civic involvement and exercising First Amendment freedoms".

Because of room acoustics and delay in the transmission path, echoes affect the sound quality and may hamper communications.

Anonymous and other hacking groups have waged campaigns to take down ISIS social media pages and otherwise hamper communications among members.

Many trees and power lines were also knocked down, cutting electricity and hampering communications in the area.

The book opens with an account of Mr. Cheney's experiences during the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when he essentially commanded the government's response from a bunker beneath the White House while Mr. Bush — who was away from Washington and hampered by communications breakdowns — played a peripheral role.

Further hampering communications, the quake damaged 80 cellphone towers.

Language barriers, especially in typical Chinese company hierarchies, delay response time and hamper crisis communications from the outset.

Advancing rapidly to seize the heights over the beach, Frazier drove off French outposts and snipers and cut the main road between Saint Denis and Saint Paul, hampering French communications and the movement of reinforcements.