Sentence examples for hampering to from inspiring English sources

It is hampering to a memoir.

"The idea so often expressed that classical technique is hampering to artistic expression is erroneous and misleading".

Though the multiple-cause-of-death approach can be recommended, the number of contributory causes reported on the death certificate varies from country to country, hampering to some extent international comparisons.

In fact, from 2004, there is a long list of reforms and agendas that Obama pursued in the Senate that as president, it is likely he would find as hampering to the trade process.

In summary, there are distinct advantages and disadvantages of the national and the local syndromic surveillance system models which are hampering to make the best use of syndromic surveillance.

From the start, it was anticipated that in some countries the availability of routinely collected patient level data is limited, of poor quality or the process to acquire data access could be time consuming hampering to meet the project deadlines.

Waitrose said it did not directly supply Duchy Originals hampers to Singapore or Duchy beer to the Middle East.

Nevertheless, the intrinsic shortcoming that cannot acquire the signals in deep tissue hampers to move forward clinical application.

It appeared that MMP-2 enzymatic activity was hampered to a larger extent when p38 MAPK and ERK were inhibited.

You wouldn't want your clothes hamper to overload.

Bad weather and rugged terrain are said to be hampering efforts to reach the site.