Sentence examples for hampered over from inspiring English sources

New York City's efforts to recoup taxpayer money it has awarded to candidates running for office have been hampered over the years by delays, legal fights, poor record-keeping and the plain defiance of some candidates determined not to give back extra campaign cash.

Whereas most of the component production progresses well, the coil delivery has been hampered over the years by a variety of problems.

Way back in 1935, when Lancashire last defended their title, they finished fourth with nine draws and an entire day's play was lost in the home games against Glamorgan, at Blackburn, Yorkshire and Surrey, not to mention the Kent game, in which play was severely hampered over the first two days.

Effective treatment has been hampered by over-diagnosis and over-treatment with anti-malarial drugs among patients presenting with fever.

Unfortunately, despite its compact size, its performance was hampered by over and underfitting.

His comeback was hampered by over-training which resulted in tendonitis in his right shin requiring surgery.

The upshot is that domestic politics here has severely hampered negotiations over the future Iraqi-American relationship.

The limp loss to Hull occurred with a full-strength side including Michu, Wilfried Bony, Jonjo Shelvey and Nathan Dyer, injuries to whom have hampered Swansea over the season.

Brett Gardner is scheduled to have surgery Tuesday to treat the tendinitis in his right wrist that hampered him over the final four months of the season.

The delay in those appointments has hampered negotiations over a possible continued role for the American military in Iraq beyond its scheduled exit at the end of the year.

An Achilles tendon problem brought a premature end to his 2010 campaign, while scoliosis, a curvature of the spine he has suffered from since birth, hampered him over the winter.