Sentence examples for has hampered its development from inspiring English sources
It is through the engagement of the international business and diplomatic community that Burma will emerge from the economic pallor and political oppression that has hampered its development over the past 50 years.
Both candidates — José Guadalupe Osuna Millán, 51, of the president's National Action Party, and Jorge Hank Rhon, 51, the PRI candidate and former mayor of this city — ran campaigns promising to rid this economically vibrant state across from California and Arizona of the organized crime that has hampered its development and taken scores of lives in the past two years.
Proper conceptualisation of social capital relies on good measurement, which some have argued has hampered its development [ 14, 47].
The weak inhibitory activity and non-drug-like properties of monastrol, the first small mitotic kinesin Eg5 inhibitor, has hampered its further development.
However, technical challenges, limited spatial and temporal resolution have hampered its widespread development, especially as a clinical diagnostic tool.
But he's missed so much time, you don't know how much that has hampered his development".
As talented as he may be, injuries have hampered his development.
Wall's rookie year was spent with a Wizards team full of headcases and talented-but-flawed figures, and there has been a concern that this might have hampered his development.
The inertia of scientists to abandon their cheap and time-honored record keeping system, despite its numerous disadvantages and despite the obvious advantages of electronic solutions, has hampered the development of mature and affordable products for the academic sector.
However, their toxicity has hampered clinical development and usage in both therapeutic areas.
