Sentence examples for hampered from doing from inspiring English sources

The ambiguity of the action points to the challenge faced daily by journalists struggling to assess events in a country where reporters are severely hampered from doing their jobs and are faced with a steady stream of short, violent video clips, mostly posted by activists.

But he said of the referendum: "For me, it's the most important, because what it does is it enables Scotland to realise its full potential which it is currently hampered from doing.

If we make this small leap of faith, we might consider if there is any point in repeatedly asking why staff do not follow procedures, and ask instead what hampers them from doing so.

But some journalists worry that these efforts could hamper them from doing their jobs -- coming in a hothouse atmosphere where mistrust of the news media is rampant, hordes of newly minted media critics attack every misstep on the Web, and legal cases jeopardize their ability to keep unnamed news sources confidential.

Fried said his personal opinion was that privacy protections have gone too far in America, and have begun hampering law enforcement from doing its job.

Ed Kleinbard, a law professor at the University of Southern California, recently released a paper ('Competitiveness' Has Nothing to Do with it) that essentially argues that American multinational companies are not hampered from a competitiveness standpoint by the current U.S. tax code.

Buono has been hampered from the start by Christie's large popularity.

And with poor data, enforcers are hampered from taking meaningful steps.

But a dispute between two federal agencies, if not remedied, will seriously hamper these efforts — and prevent thousands of experienced criminal investigators from doing their utmost to secure our borders.

However, severe microcephaly and the spectrum and severity of clinical alterations distinguished this case from eight other cases and hampered, but did not exclude, the diagnosis of autism.

"Our counsel were incredibly hampered because they didn't have the report," said Stubbs.