Sentence examples for hampered workers from inspiring English sources

And mounting radiation levels hampered workers' ability to enter the plant, gauge the damage and contain the crisis.

High radiation levels hampered workers trying to vent Reactor No. 3, and on the third day after the tsunami it, too, exploded.

America's obsession with home ownership is itself questionable, especially now that the trap of negative equity has hampered workers' ability to move in search of jobs.

The lack of a clear forum for health workers to share their concerns with management resulted in persistence of unresolved problems which hampers health workers' productivity and affects their general performance.

Greece's economic troubles are often attributed to a public sector packed full of redundant workers, a lavish pension system and uncompetitive industries hampered by overpaid workers with lifetime employment guarantees.

Perhaps one of the most daunting developments in the relief effort has been the collapse of communication systems, which has hampered emergency medical workers and separated families.

Moreover, Barbieri and Scherer (2009) noted that the stepping stone effect is hampered by discrimination against young workers, women, southern Italian workers, and less-educated workers see also Contini and Rapiti (1999).

The rescue workers were hampered by lack of tools, water and food.

If output growth is hampered by lack of workers, firms will need less capital.

Japan's humanitarian crisis has intensified with relief workers being hampered by freezing temperatures and snowfalls while survivors struggle with shortages of water, food and electricity.

It also meant circumventing the sharp division between management and workers that hampered most early Western industrializers and that continued to worry them in their later industrial history.