Sentence examples for hampered for a while from inspiring English sources
Old regime has no place in politics #Monazarat — Hadear Kandil هدير (@hadearkandil) 11 May 12 Bassem Sabry, wrapping up his Twitter coverage of the debate — which was sadly hampered for a while by a spell in "Twitter jail" — suggested that Mr. Aboul Fotouh's very brief final handshake with Mr. Moussa was a sign of anger at the personal attacks.
True, at times he also looks perilously close to dropping a significant clanger but that could be said of any Liverpool defender and, in fairness, even allowing for the injury that hampered him for a while, it is slightly mysterious that he has not made a single Premier League start since the home defeat to Aston Villa on 13 September.
They'd used a hamper for a while and, for a while, the kids had dutifully tossed their dirty clothes in.
But a subsequent investigation by the Inspector General's office concluded that limitations in the capacity of the sewers that year may have hampered drainage for a time while it was raining, but "those limits were not the sole cause of delays".
The site was hampered for several hours.
A typhoon in Taiwan hampered production, while a price war and the slowing global economy hurt sales.
Silicon Valley investors have been circling the fast-growing, two-year old company for a while now, but their ability to invest has been hampered by Tinder's relationship with Barry Diller's IAC.
However, the use of antibodies against callose showed that callose remains for a while in the area where pollen apertures will form hampering the layering of sporopollenin.
