Sentence examples for hampered without from inspiring English sources

The common denominator is the automobile, and a visitor will be hampered without one.

O'Neal was held to only 33 points and 13 rebounds and made only 3 of 13 free throws after exploding for 83 points and 43 rebounds in Games 1 and 2. The Lakers were hampered without Bryant, whose sprained left ankle, sustained in the first quarter of Game 2, kept him on the sideline.

Obviously, it's ThinAir's opinion that it should be allowed to reinstate that data, and clearly the application is hampered without it.

More fundamentally, a bureaucratic state does not stimulate innovative thinking, and scientific progress is hampered without freedom of expression.

Its diversity-generating retroelement (DGR) provides a naturally occurring phage-display system, but engineering efforts are hampered without atomic structures.

Our ability to generalize from this self-selected cohort is enhanced to some extent by its large size, but generalizability is hampered without knowing the true number of WTC rescue and recovery workers nor their sex, race, or ethnicity.

"The ability to market your movie as an award winner is hampered somewhat without the show".

Economic liberty is not enough, and any gains in the economic sphere would be hampered and vulnerable without the protections and opportunities provided by social and political liberty and rights.

This should include freedom to invest in the housing people need, without being hampered by a counterproductive Treasury investment cap.

It's a configuration that gives the band harmonic depth without being hampered by a chording instrument like piano or guitar.

Thus, Mr. Clinton would be able to continue to function as mediator without being hampered by the impending end of his administration, and the parties would understand that America is united in seeking a fair and peaceful outcome.