Sentence examples for has hampered operations from inspiring English sources

It's still early days, but an acute skills shortage has hampered operations.

Helicopters were also used to lift many to safety but darkness has hampered rescue operations.

The fragile security situation in the region has hampered humanitarian operations and it is believed that there could be as many as 300,000 people in need.

Eli is also concerned about how the increasing cost of fighting fires has hampered the U.S. Forest Service budget, leaving many areas of normal Forest Service operations underfunded.

But just as the snow has hampered Chauner's mountain bike series, it has even had an adverse effect on the overall operations at Snowbird, which likes to present itself as a four-season destination.

This has hampered past privatisations.

It certainly has hampered Kinsey's defense.

But a lack of proper facilities has hampered deradicalization efforts.

Incident commander John Moulson said the wind direction had hampered firefighting operations at first and a building used to store recycling materials adjacent to the wood pile had been affected by the radiating heat.

While the status of Benghazi remains undefined [Diplomatic Security] is hesitant to [devote] resources and as I indicated previously, this has severely hampered operations in Benghazi.

The proposals were ultimately not embraced by the government, and C.I.A officials argued at the time that it was not necessary to lift these restrictions because they had not hampered operations.