Sentence examples for hinder operations from inspiring English sources

American military leaders insist that supplies are getting through and that no shortages have developed to hinder operations at the front.

Factors such as timing of the harvest, volume of product left on the field, farmers' willingness to donate, and availability of volunteer gleaners can all hinder operations considerably.

Other solids such as oxides exhibit low solubility in water over the range from ambient to supercritical conditions and, although they have much less tendency to adhere to process surfaces, may still hinder operations if not accommodated.

However, they're aware of potential difficulties caused by bureaucracy, legislation and lack of efficiency, all factors that may hinder operations during their first stages.

Atkins said the restriction will hinder operations by more than 350 clinics in California, and is "immoral," while Becerra called the rule change part of a "war on women," by the Trump administration.

Orenstein (13) asserts that some laws, though appropriate for routine health activities, may hinder operations during emergencies.

Woody biofuel crops may prove advantageous, relative to herbaceous crops, on mined land sites with slopes or soils that would hinder operation of the agricultural equipment that is necessary for production of herbaceous crops such as switchgrass or Miscanthus.

Asked about Tillerson's comment regarding hindered operations at Qatar's Al-Udeid air base, Navy Capt.

Several new health centres were constructed in both urban and rural areas, but a lack of reliable electrical services has at times hindered operations.

Termite mounds, often large and sometimes pinnacled, are a landscape feature of some areas and can hinder farming operations.

The State Department sent no envoys to the Dublin meeting on the grounds that the treaty, as written, could hinder humanitarian operations.