Sentence examples for hampering its inquiry from inspiring English sources

That investigation has been troubled by intramural squabbling by the agency's own admission: Patrick McFarland, the office's inspector general, wrote a strongly worded memo to acting OPM director Beth Cobert accusing the agency's Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) of hampering its inquiry into the hack, citing multiple instances of uncooperative behavior.

The Yard, which in January launched Operation Weeting – its third phone-hacking investigation – with a promise that it would "leave no stone unturned", has been dogged by allegations that a close relationship between senior officers and executives at News International hampered its original inquiry.

The safety administration appears understaffed and underfinanced, hampering its ability to react to such crises.

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

However many problems still exist, hampering its further development.

Last December the ECHR itself acknowledged that its huge caseload was hampering its work.

Thereafter, polyaniline encapsulates the crystalline behaviour of TiO2 thus hampering its crystalline behaviour.

Against Wild Thing, Razer damaged one of its opponent's exposed drive wheels, hampering its movement.

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

But it acknowledged that cuts to the police watchdog had hampered its capability.

Poor Internet connections in some developing countries hamper its use.