Sentence examples for has hindered its development from inspiring English sources

In recent years, as Russia has rebounded and engaged more with the world, alcohol has hindered its development.

As for that line, injuries have hindered its development the past few years.

Spherical robot has good static and dynamic stability, which provides it with strong viability in hostile environment, but the lack of effective control methods has hindered its application and development.

The unclear position of futures research in the field of sciences has seriously hindered its development towards an established discipline.

At least six parties had expressed an interest in a potential takeover, but with ownership of the club so complicated it has hindered any development.

The lack of population-based data in Ghana, as in other less developed countries, has hindered the development of effective programmes targeted specifically at clusters where mortality levels are significantly higher.

"This is a bone of contention," Ms. Cvjetkovic continued, "as it has hindered development in precisely those areas where people have wanted to boost real estate development".

But the fear that a proliferation of parties would cause tribal conflicts, has hindered this development.

But the lack of secure property rights has hindered the development of larger, more productive farms.

Still, the question of land ownership has remained contentious and has hindered the development of commercial agriculture.

Our isolation from industrial centres has hindered our development in the past, but we are turning this to our advantage through responsible tourism for discerning tourists who value unspoilt and distant islands.