Sentence examples for hampered won from inspiring English sources

Backstage, who was going well when unseating his rider deep into the second circuit at Aintree last year after being hampered, won easily on the undulating left-hand track yesterday, beating a decent veteran in Newbay Prop seven lengths.

But a senior Treasury official said the government would probably want to buy no more than half of the securities tied to a trust, which would hamper winning agreement from all investors.

And his ignorance of basic health-care-policy details hampered efforts to win over public support for the repeal effort.

Free from the injuries which have hampered him since he won the 100 and 200 metres world titles in 2007, Gay has already produced season's best times in both events.

Democratic leaders said the outcome had left the party without any clear leaders and hampered its hope of winning back the White House.

He said the governor's backers wanted to make a splash when he won but were hampered by restrictions on how much they could raise for inaugural events.

The short camp and Ovechkin's struggle to adjust hampered their start, but they won 8 of 11 going into the weekend and could claw their way back into the postseason discussion.

His effort to win Iowa was hampered by his unwillingness to spend his own money to build the sort of get-out-the-vote operation that greatly aided Cruz, who won.

With heavy snow hampering visibility, Marc Gini of Switzerland won a slalom in Reiteralm, Austria, for his first World Cup victory.

The edict, which was the brainchild of Barry Meyer, chief executive of Warner Brothers, has caused panic in Hollywood, particularly among small art-house studios which fear their chances of winning Oscars are hampered.

If that hampered McCoist's chances of winning the Scottish Premier League in his first season, there was not much joy in the cups either.