Sentence examples for hampering their attempts from inspiring English sources

Goalies in particular complained about how much faster the Teamgeist played, hampering their attempts to keep it out of the goal.

In Washington, we have banking lobbyists making sure that any Finance reform does not hamper their industy's attempt to get the derivatives business rolling again.

Farmers and lenders are therefore reluctant to fund AD projects and policy makers are hampered in their attempts to design policies that adequately support the industry.

Entire generations of our most vulnerable citizens have been hampered in their attempts to achieve the American dream because we, as a nation, looked the other way regarding their education.

And Bloomfield's team, led by Dr Oliver Howes, are being hampered in their attempts to do so by a shortage of volunteers who live in small towns or in the countyside.

No one was expecting that, though Everton were hampered in their attempts to hang on to their lead by the inability of Saha and Marouane Fellaini to hold the ball in forward positions, meaning that Chelsea kept coming forward, and Tony Hibbert's unequal contest with Florent Malouda.

And 21 bc left White's king exposed, hampering his attempts to deliver mate on the other side.

The same rigidity that is hurting Augustín's pricing experiment is hampering his attempts to lead customers.

On television and Twitter he has accused Beijing of militarising the South China Sea, manipulating its currency and hampering attempts to rein in North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong-un.

Figures for the number of deaths caused by legal highs are misleading and hampering attempts to formulate a sensible drugs policy in the UK, former government advisers warn on Friday.

But one of Mr. McGreevey's main political patrons, State Senator John Lynch of New Brunswick, said that Mr. Torricelli's entry into the race had divided Democrats and was hampering attempts to strengthen the party.