Sentence examples for hampering the development of from inspiring English sources

Rabies is often perceived as a rare or insignificant disease of humans in developing countries; this perception has been a major factor hampering the development of disease control initiatives.

The country's government has previously been accused of covering up nuclear accidents and hampering the development of alternative energy.

There remain significant shortages of foreign trainers, hampering the development of Afghan security forces, the official noted.

But the lack of secure identification is now hampering the development of e-commerce and the provision of public services online.

"Dismissing first-time managers without affording them the time and opportunity to establish themselves in the game is hampering the development of predominantly young British managers in this country".

Because they are rarely placed on their tummies, the argument goes, babies don't learn to push themselves up with their arms, thus hampering the development of their upper body strength and dexterity.

However, the lack of detailed data on hip fracture epidemiology, particularly in developing countries, hampers the development of preventive or curative measures against osteoporosis [ 12].

"We have concerns that this hampers the development of rival versions of Android which could develop into credible platforms for competing apps and services," added Vestager.

There is no doubt, however, that they hamper the development of the St Louis scene.

In the same way, faulty memory can hamper the development of pain medications.

But truth be told, successive regulators utterly failed ITV and hampered the development of Britain's TV-based creative industries.