Sentence examples for hinder visibility from inspiring English sources
Corporal Copeland said investigators believed that the racers were "burning out," revving car engines and spinning tires in preparation for the race, possibly causing smoke and debris to hinder visibility on the road.
Contrary to popular belief, bright lighting can actually hinder visibility rather than improve it, according to the nonprofit International Dark-Sky AssocIDAion (IDA), which provides guidance on selecting good outdoor lighting and creating local lighting ordinances.
However, clouds and bright lights can often hinder visibility so it is best that you wait for a clear night when there are few clouds and weather conditions are more advantageous.
In sub-zero temperatures and with a low fog hindering visibility, the visitors had the better of the opening half, Roland Lamah twice going close.
McCabe had reached his century in only 90 minutes, and continued on despite a storm that brought low dust clouds and hindered visibility, and increasingly irregular bounce and cut off the pitch.
Arkus-Duntov opposed the split because it hindered rear visibility, something he held dear as a racecar driver.
However, according to the available statistics, fewer than one-sixth of collections registered in CCINFO post their catalogue online and this greatly hinders the visibility and hence the accessibility of strains in these collections without public electronic catalogs.
Lack of visibility may also hinder understanding of the complexity of the organisation and the reporting of clinical trials.
Hardstaff had a reputation for being an uncertain starter, especially as he had a tendency to poke at deliveries outside his off stump, and the poor visibility further hindered him.
For LGBT+ couples, visibility is hindered not just by the generally accepted androgyny of a younger generation (Reinstein notes a lesbian friend whose butch style was seen innocently by Seoulites simply as a fashion statement), but by the sheer ubiquity of platonic same-sex physical contact.
