Sentence examples for has hampered progress from inspiring English sources
Sectarian politics has hampered progress in other areas, as well.
If anything, the size of the 28-member bloc has hampered progress on trade deals with other countries.
One thing that has hampered progress is that physicists still do not agree on how much the new particle weighs.
However, lack of broad-spectrum pump inhibition combined with potential toxicity has hampered progress.
The lack of cellular and animal model systems has hampered progress in the field.
Consequently, this has hampered progress towards developing a clear understanding of how changes in its structure and function typically occur in parallel.
Though the skies have been clear, Liu Shi, the director of the Maritime Search and Rescue Center, which is coordinating the civilian boats, said shifting winds and 10-foot waves had hampered progress.
But the country's long tradition of primary reliance on confessions for conviction, and the informal ties linking the local police, prosecutors and judges, have hampered progress.
Although weather conditions had hampered progress, the crew was within reach of breaking the 30-day record, considered the "four minute mile" of ocean rowing.
Officials have consistently said there was a strong will to find common ground on all sides but that decades of distrust and the extreme complexity of the nuclear issue had hampered progress.
