Sentence examples for hampered coverage from inspiring English sources

Shuiab Khan, the awards organiser and a newspaper journalist in Lancashire, thinks recruitment shortcomings in the regional press hampered coverage of recent sex abuse scandals.

This means I have full coverage after having considerably hampered coverage.

As the new Agilent and Nimblgen platforms hold much larger probes sets, one can increase the number of probes for any given sequence without hampering coverage.

However, security problems and inadequate resources hamper coverage of these services [ 23].

Schorr writes that he later learned from two senior Times editors that the managing editor, Turner Catledge, had been concerned about Schorr's Jewishness, worrying that a "disproportionate representation of Jews on the staff might hamper Times coverage of some future Middle East war".

Among the factors known to hamper IPTp coverage as indicated by the responses include long travel distances to ANC clinics, bad weather such as heavy rains, a feeling of insecurity during travelling, and financial and time costs associated with seeking ANC services.

He also suggested extensive media coverage had hampered shareholders' perception of Granada.

With subsurface application, mechanical operations are hampered by the trash coverage that remains after harvest; furthermore, opening furrows can partially damage roots.

Full embeddedness of CSR across the curriculum is also hampered by the poor coverage of ethics and CSR in most business textbooks (Acevedo 2013; Baetz & Sharp 2004).

Administration officials say the evidence on the previous attacks was not as strong, and was hampered by spotty intelligence coverage of Syria.

And while the U.S. spends by far the most on its health care, it certainly doesn't get the best outcomes -- its system is over-priced and uneven in coverage, and hampered by economic and social inequalities.