Sentence examples for hampered crack from inspiring English sources

Oil also hampered crack development during curing, thanks to the development of large spherical pores.

Big Brown, in 90-degree weather and hampered by a quarter crack in his hoof and a training regimen that was suddenly free of steroids, was pulled up before he could even finish the Belmont Stakes.

After an earthquake struck China on Saturday, killing scores and injuring thousands, rescue efforts on Sunday were hampered by landslides and cracked roads.

But efforts to expand adobe construction are hampered by the fact that it can crack during an earthquake.

But the Japanese police found their efforts to crack down on the yakuza hampered by GHQ's decision to decentralise the police.

Crack initiation and propagation both are hampered by it.

Needle and syringe distribution programmes were in place but were found to be seriously hampered by the anti-drug law and police "crack-down policy" since the IDUs were reluctant to carry needles and syringes to avoid being arrested.

Although Yemen has had some notable successes in fighting jihadists and has built a crack counterterrorism strike force, the government has been hampered by a lack of money and by widespread corruption.

Propylene production is hampered by hydrogen transfer reaction as it consumes the olefins generated by the catalytic cracking.

Gorbachev did not crack down on Memorial, but the group wasn't allowed to register, a bureaucratic maneuver that hampered its ability to collect funds and operate smoothly.

We're fundamentally hampered".