Sentence examples for hamstrung over from inspiring English sources

The center has become financially hamstrung over the years because of rising operating costs and mortgage debt of almost $400,000, Mr. Brown said.

A commentator in Syria's state-owned daily, Al-Thawra, says that while America sheds "crocodile tears", its real plan is to "swallow" another chunk of Arab real estate.Peace-minded Arab governments have been similarly hamstrung over recent travails in Palestine.

In Mr. Obama's case, for example, Chinese officials hamstrung negotiations over items like the national broadcast of Shanghai's town hall meeting until they achieved most of their objectives to limit its exposure.

In fact, it's been floating around for years, but those entering the space have been hamstrung to an over-abundance of friction stemming from royalty and licensing issues and having to convince venues to install the technology and hardware — among other things.

Cohen's first movie, the disastrous Ali G Indahouse, was hamstrung by a foolish, over-complicated script that gave major roles to well-known actors and sought to mock British politics from within.

Private research and development (R&D) is hamstrung by uncertainty over the fate of an R&D tax credit, which at present must be renewed by Congress each year.

But Mr. Goss was sharply critical, saying the agency sometimes seemed hamstrung by uncertainty over which languages it might need most in the future, when "the answer is we need them all".

Although the Swiss banks and the Holocaust survivors reached the precedent-setting accord in August 1998 to create a billion-dollar fund intended to settle the claims of tens of thousands of people whose families lost assets in World War II, the negotiations have been hamstrung for months over the question of checking Swiss records to find additional claimants.

Administration officials have indicated in recent weeks that in both Iraq and Syria, the U.S. effort against the Islamic State is hamstrung by concerns over Iranian power.

For far too long, agriculture and rural businesses have been hamstrung by overregulation and the over-zealous interpretation of the rules".

Those leases expire in 13 years, and already the financing of improvements like the new Terminal 4 at Kennedy has been hamstrung by the uncertainty over the extension.