Sentence examples for hampering his ability from inspiring English sources

The draping hemmed in the surgical assistant across the table on the patient's right side, restricting his left arm, and hampering his ability to pull the wound upward.

Richardson – the first volume of whose Picasso biography won him the Whitbread book of the year award in 1991 – is 88 years old and suffers from macular degeneration, severely hampering his ability to read.

"These medications have left Mr. Stanford in an unfocused and numbed state of mind," according to the filing, which argued that the drugs were hampering his ability to review documents and prepare for trial.

Trump's reckless words have damaged his public standing, here and globally, and have aroused distrust in Congress, the courts and the media, hampering his ability to advance his agenda.

The stakes were high: Defeat of the pact would have severely damaged Obama's global standing, hampering his ability to negotiate other treaties, and would have dealt a major setback to the president's "reset" of relations with Russia.

His focus on politics, including an all-out effort to deliver Virginia for Obama in 2008 and then his appointment as Democratic National Committee chairman during his final year in office, helped fuel his national rise while hampering his ability to find compromise with a Republican-led legislature at home.

On the contrary, it hampered his ability to find a job.

The NATO bombing campaign has not hampered his ability to strike at his opponents inside Libya.

To wear more scent, he implies, would hamper his ability to discriminate in research.

That has hampered his ability to make a political comeback, despite his popularity with the base of his party.

"He determined that it was going to hamper his ability to be effective in this position," Mr. Whitman said.