Sentence examples for hampering its growth from inspiring English sources

Belleayre has no on-slope lodging, which is certainly hampering its growth.

Even though Currenex appears to have more volume than FXall, competitors could still be found to be hampering its growth.

Convinced that PepsiCo's restaurants were hampering its growth, Mr. Enrico spun them off into Tricon Global Restaurants Inc. in 1997, ridding the company of an expensive and labor-intensive division.

Yet it pays its workers generously, at an average of three times the minimum wage, and half of them move on to permanent jobs.One provision hampering its growth bars companies from employing contractors on "core and perennial" activities: so a manufacturer can hire contract security guards, for example, but not shop-floor workers.

Ferber also talks about the future of addressable TV and remarks on its success in the U.K. with Sky's AdSmart product, but notes the current inventory  constraints around addressable in the U.S. is hampering its growth here.

Facebook has been cautious about monetizing Messenger, lest it hamper its growth.

By cutting off Path's access to its social graph, Facebook could hamper its growth and prevent it from gaining more momentum.

Yet Emirates has proved remarkably resilient to recent financial shocks — the economic slowdown did not hamper its growth.

Unlike other media companies, Sony -- a foreign-owned company -- cannot own a broadcast or cable network, which critics say has hampered its growth.

But other factors have weighed on executives' confidence, including concerns about how events like the bailout of Cyprus may affect the European economy and how America's budget problems might hamper its growth.

Dropbox has had issues recently with security glitches and a minor uproar over some changes to its terms of service, but that obviously hasn't hampered its growth.