Sentence examples for hampering productivity from inspiring English sources

Sources have told the newspaper Toyota Australia president Max Yasuda said he could convince Toyota headquarters in Tokyo to stay in Australia as long as it could pare back the conditions which the company contended were hampering productivity.

"If someone's not doing a good job," he said, "then you can have a hiring manager say that all they do is listen to music all day and that it's hampering productivity".

The UK's chronic skills shortage is hampering productivity and holding back the economic recovery, business leaders believe.

Indeed, young people not engaged in work, education or training constitute an obstacle to economic growth, hampering productivity and competitiveness for the whole country, especially when this condition persists for a prolonged period.

Main problems in the agricultural sector, as listed by the World Bank, are: India's large agricultural subsidies are hampering productivity-enhancing investment.

And researchers have previously shown that diabetes can hamper productivity and hurt employment prospects among older Americans.

The arrival of a power barge from Turkey in November was meant to help but the blackouts persist and have hampered productivity.

That may have hampered productivity, because less capital was recycled and fewer people were laid off and then rehired in more productive jobs.

–Complicated and rigid labor rules continue to hamper productivity growth, which seems to be slowing.

But when accessing my email on mobile, I'm not able to view this added information, which can hamper productivity.

"We feel it destructive to encourage daily naps," said Schokker, who worries an unnecessary snooze will hamper productivity.