Sentence examples for hampered too much from inspiring English sources

"I don't think we're hampered too much by the restrictions," Dr. Dybul said.

Therefore, when initiating insulin therapy, attempts to attain A1C goals should not be hampered too much by concerns about hypoglycemia.

Furthermore, approximately 3 in every 5 Greek residents asserted that their daily residency schedule is hampered by too much 'scutwork' (menial tasks).

"He's had ongoing problems with his calf for a long, long time but the physios are confident he'll be available for the second or the third game so it shouldn't hamper him too much".

However, the conviction hasn't seemed to hamper him too much, especially if you're one of the people who believes he's funding his son's notorious, internet-famous lifestyle.

That evening (over a couple of pints of lager) we devise a plan that we dub the Fast Living Workout – an exercise regime and diet that will deliver a six-pack without hampering my social life too much.

In a bit of a backlash, however, even some defenders of privacy rights now wonder whether existing law has done too much to hamper the legitimate search for malefactors while protecting more casual voyeurs.

But limiting coalition airstrikes too much could hamper the ability of Iraqi and Kurdish forces to retake the city that Islamic State called its capital and considered its crown jewel.

But we're hampered by a system that puts too much emphasis on qualifications, on getting bits of paper.

And then when he was losing effectiveness, he began thinking too much, which can hamper his delivery".

Now, investors are increasingly worried that too much austerity is hampering growth, creating a vicious cycle that will make it harder, rather than easier, for Ireland and other weak euro zone countries to pay down their debts and deficits.