Sentence examples for hampered i from inspiring English sources

"I think the fact I was hampered I kind of lost my footwork," he said.

He said that while many believed Mr. Bush would be hampered, "I do not believe it need be so".

"I Paint What I See: A Ballad of Artistic Integrity" concludes with Nelson complaining: "And though your art I dislike to hamper, "I owe a little to God and Gramper, "And after all, "It's my wall......

Schjeldahl quotes from E. B. White's poem on the controversy, "I Paint What I See, A Ballad of Artistic Integrity," which concludes with Nelson Rockefeller complaining: And though your art I dislike to hamper, "I owe a little to God and Gramper, "And after all, "It's my wall …" "We'll see if it is," said Rivera.

Without a grasp of the language, was I hampered in my enjoyment of the park? .

"I had a lot of injuries in Australia which hampered me, I pulled out of Japan [with a leg injury] and I haven't prepared enough to play well".

However, productivity is hampered in extreme climates (i.e. both in summer and in winter seasons).

As far as I can recall, my analytical capacities were hampered because I was caught up in the popular movement that clamored for an independent nation-state for Slovenia.

In March, I underwent a 360-degree review and realized that my own progress as a leader was hampered because I was not addressing the most critical opportunities for growth.

However, clinical translation of hiPSC-derived hematopoiesis remains hampered by (i) insufficient knowledge about in vivo functionality and (ii) lack of therapeutically required quantities of effector cells.

Accurate evaluation of the significance of chlamydial infections in wildlife is otherwise hampered by i) the cross-sectional nature of most impact studies, ii) a lack of standardised diagnostic approaches, iii) limited study sizes, and iv) biases associated with opportunistic sampling.