Sentence examples for hampered only by from inspiring English sources

The Seahawks were a fantastic story last season, hampered only by their reputation for struggling on the road.

Their collision makes for a compelling central narrative of masculinity, family and the legacy of war, hampered only by Cosmo's not being as clearly drawn as Nolan.

Again served by a great ensemble, it was hampered only by being so close not only to topicality but to truth.

There is a pleasing symmetry to this, hampered only by the fact that, in the intervening time, I have become a drug addict.

Of course, Carmela Soprano, whose social ambitions are hampered only by her marriage to a mob boss, has been known to look down her nose at the average home.

A strategy designed to frustrate Celtic had gone to plan, with the high-flying Edinburgh side hampered only by the enforced departure of their top scorer and captain, Steven Naismith, inside eight minutes.

They try for a baby, but are hampered not only by her ticking clock but by his vasectomy (albeit reversed).

The governor portrayed Mr. Gore as a politician hampered not only by an investment in the status quo but by questions of ethics and honesty.

Dr. Chen recently told the southern China newspaper Nanfang Daily that transplant efforts were hampered not only by a lack of donors but also by the lack of a system to match organs with a person in need.

Three black leaders try to rally their community, but their efforts are hampered not only by the K.K.K. and the F.B.I., but also by their own classism, infighting and vice.

"It is increasingly clear that the preparations to provide our troops with the necessary kit were hampered not only by political interference by Tony Blair, but also by the financial handicap applied by Gordon Brown as chancellor," he said.