Sentence examples for hampered passage from inspiring English sources

It soured public opinion, drained the economy, fueled public dismay and anger, hampered passage of their domestic programs, fractured their party, and stirred big losses in Congress.

None of the planned food assistance for approximately 600,000 people could be delivered to Ar-Raqqa and Deir-ez-Zor, where widespread insecurity continues to hamper passage of trucks since July and May, respectively.

The opposition says the government wants to cut the judiciary down to size for hampering the passage of bills, including one that centralises development funds.

Moreover, the gas bubbles are somewhat undesirable because they could hamper the passage of light to the center of the photoreactor, as the light penetration ability is blocked and dissipated with the swarm of bubbles.

Any investigation into the savings deductions will be hampered by the passage of time.

Dr Haavisto said research in Kuwait and Iraq would be hampered by the passage of time.

But the vetoes that hamper the passage of laws make it just as hard to stop the federal government from doing anything.Birth of the kludgeocracyThe growth of entitlements is a good example.

By refusing to put forward a co-sponsor for the legislation, House Democrats have significantly hampered the prospects for the bill's passage.

The Ukrainian government's apparent inability to secure the paintings may hamper the agreement's passage.

Due to some yet unknown feature of the Shb deficient vasculature, passage of CD8+ cells over the vascular barrier into the tumor is specifically hampered thus causing less CD8+ cell infiltration into the tumor.

Though his score includes some wonderful passages and a deservedly famous duet for tenor and baritone, Bizet was hampered by a clunky libretto.