One gone hinders driving, 2 makes it difficult, and 3 blown tires makes moving in the correct direction almost impossible.
My 84-year-old mother is still a pretty good driver, but she has arthritis, which limits her range of motion and hinders her driving.
Osborne derided Ed Miliband's pledge to freeze consumer energy bills for 20 months as a "back of the fag packet policy" that would drive up short-term prices and hinder investment, therefore driving prices up in the long term too.
There was no attempt by the civilian airport authorities to hinder this, such as driving cars onto the runway, although several German aircraft collided with each other during the landing.
Thus, the host immune response may, to some extent, hinder TB treatment by driving a subpopulation of the bacilli into an altered metabolic state, in which they are less responsive to antibiotic killing.
A major driving force hindering the application of supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) to achiral medium-throughput (MT) and/or high-throughput (HT) purification in the pharmaceutical industry is the absence of a widely applicable column for the analysis and purification of structurally diverse research compounds.
Lack of such information may hinder our understanding of the driving forces behind the accelerated obesity epidemic in the currently developing countries, which is important for the appropriate development of prevention strategies.
If the person driving you there can't drive you back, or something else hinders your ability to get back the way you came, try and find another way home.
Integrating supercapacitors into the shell would solve the weight, weight distribution and driving duration challenges that have hindered performance electric cars, Reggiani explained at an MIT media roundtable, earlier this year.
