Sentence examples for hampering your progress from inspiring English sources

Take care that you are not unconsciously or subconsciously defeating yourself or hampering your progress because you don't expect to succeed, or feel that you are not worthy of making a lot of money.

Having attachment problems can hamper your progress in life.

You are not trying to condition skin, but bones, so having a bit of cloth over your knuckles will not hamper your progress.

We believe that the complex and dispersed nature of producing digital products is hampering our progress in that area.

But cold weather has been hampering his progress.

Interim progress on these goals and commitments are discussed as well as constraints hampering faster progress.

Moreover, the quality of genotype data may vary across studies, thus hampering the progress of genetic map integration.

He added: "The path the E.U. has chosen is hampering progress towards a multilateral solution that is more likely to bear fruit in terms of concrete progress in limiting greenhouse gas emissions from aviation".

Hampering progress was the extraordinary sourness of the mood in Washington.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, recently criticized its leader, Foday Sankoh, saying he was hampering progress with his "often negative and confusing approach".

Lack of reliable data is hampering progress on improving reproductive health services for women and "must be seriously addressed" at global and national levels, according to the World Bank.