Sentence examples for hamstrung because of from inspiring English sources

He blasts 156 dingers in three seasons in Dallas, although the Rangers suck and are financially hamstrung because of the deal.

But sales may be hamstrung because of a lack of support by IBM.

As The Huffington Post's Jen Bendery wrote this week, the entire federal judiciary is now hamstrung because of the obstructionism of Senate leadership.

But due to the particularity of the Chinese market, the company has no alternatives but to follow local rules.'" Western companies are hamstrung because the legality of the scheme cannot be called into question.

Pointing out that it is up to Congress to appropriate the money for Amtrak, he said Amtrak is hamstrung because it has "no multiyear commitment of funding.

District attorney's officials defend their office's handling of the case, saying their review was hamstrung because Carrillo would not speak with investigators about the beating.

The EU is largely hamstrung because the Turkish-Cypriots see it as tainted by the membership of both Greece and Cyprus.

The nation's largest municipal utility is hamstrung because managers face too many bureaucratic hurdles and answer to multiple layers of political bosses with competing agendas, including Mayor Eric Garcetti, his appointees on the Board of Water and Power Commissioners and the City Council.

A lot of these institutions surrounding marijuana, including research, are completely hamstrung because right now because it's considered a Schedule 1 substance that has no medical value and why would the federal government allow them to study this drug for its medical efficacy when it has "no medical value".

The Obama administration is hamstrung because the Senate now requires 60 votes to get anything done, from health care reform to the confirmation of the woman who's going to oversee building maintenance.

But he said the investigation was hamstrung because it involved espionage suspected to have occurred a decade earlier.