Sentence examples for hamstrung into from inspiring English sources
Whenever 4-foot children selling Halloween squash ring your doorbell, you're hamstrung into purchasing one, or risk being labeled the local curmudgeon.
WASHINGTON — The NATO air campaign that was instrumental in helping the rebels advance into Tripoli is hamstrung in many ways now that the fighting has turned into complex house-to-house urban warfare, American military and allied officials said Tuesday.
Yet, the status quo in Washington seems to be dug into keeping them hamstrung in permanent confusion.
Distributed leaders are hamstrung in their efforts to translate overall company strategy into terms meaningful for their teams or units when top executives fail to ensure that they clearly understand that strategy.
They are also hamstrung by strictures written into the pact that set up the monetary union; those rules block member nations from using deficit spending to revive consumer demand.
Rousseff, an economist and energy expert who is uncomfortable wading into crowds, appears hamstrung by the lackluster economy and what even members of her governing coalition say is an inability to set a new political agenda.
Rousseff, an economist and energy expert who is uncomfortable wading into crowds, appears hamstrung by the lacklustre economy and what even politicians in her own governing coalition say is an inability to set a new political agenda.
Innovations such as car sharing and ride sharing, for instance, are hamstrung by passenger fears about getting into a stranger's vehicle.
A long-awaited federal probe into Facebook will be hamstrung when the agency conducting the investigation runs out of funding on Friday, according to former government officials.
The agency has maxed out a $15 billion line of credit with the federal government and is hamstrung by an annual $5.5 billion payment into a fund set aside for health benefits for retirees.
To put into perspective just how hamstrung banks are by regulations, a senior executive at a top U.S. bank told me that he spends about 75percentt of his time these days dealing with regulatory matters.
