Sentence examples for hampered this from inspiring English sources

"There have been many delays which have hampered this war against extremists".

He was hampered this season by a high ankle sprain, and, as Reid said, "Those last a long time".

Alexander has been hampered this season by a broken left wrist, and he sustained a twisted left knee and ankle two weeks ago against Cleveland.

But American pressure on international banks to deny credit to Iran has hampered this trade, and has no doubt been a factor, if a minor one, in the triggering the present financial crisis.

Drax, whose huge power plant in Yorkshire was once Europe's most polluting coal plant, has been converting its coal-fired station to biomass, but a government decision to cut subsidies for renewable energy has hampered this strategy.

A number of institutions, including Nippon Credit Bank, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Fuji Bank, have already securitised some of their non-performing property loans, but onerous taxes on the sale of short-term notes have hampered this business.

Brown took delight in hampering this.

"I don't see them hampering this process one iota".

Having shown leadership before, he cannot afford now to be a follower.Mr Blair's low political techniques will, however, hamper this effort.

But it warns delays to approving and building wind farms will hamper this.

However, at the same time, these authors highlight numerous factors affecting the SC that can hamper this goal.