The notion that environmental lawsuits have hindered fire-prevention projects is equally absurd.
The ship's main water pump appears to have been damaged, greatly hindering fire fighting efforts.
Therefore, the system cannot confine the fire to a specific area, thus hindering fire-relief operations.
Make sure that they allow you to fire out at the enemy worms, especially the ones on the side of the map, but hinder enemy fire coming in at you.
Furthermore, unlike other shrub species such as R. glabra that may increase with fire, S. orbiculatus density and expansion appears to be hindered by regular fire but further research is needed on other seasonal applications and intensities of fire (Hajny et al. [2011]).
On Wednesday firefighters applied 14,000 gallons of Phos-Check, a fire retardant made mostly of phosphates and fertilizers that hinders fires and encourages revegetation of areas scorched by fire.
Rescuers, meanwhile, sifted through the rubble in search of more casualties but a fire hindered their efforts.
In army terms, there is a vast officer class, well decorated – you only have to see them strutting proudly at awards ceremonies – with the producer, now an NCO, out on location with the crew, trying to win the war, but hindered by friendly fire.
Hindered by artillery fire and the dense foliage the operation proved difficult and Cox's aircraft was hit by heavy machine-gun fire, wounding him and an orderly on board.
Efforts to restore forest structure to conditions that would permit a return to historical fire regimes, characterized by frequent ground fire, are hindered by the inability of managers and the public to compare the effects of alternative forest management practices on fire behavior and a host of other issues.
In addition, the lack of fire has hindered nutrient cycling in forests and the proliferation of certain plant species, such as the sequoia, that rely upon fire to promote seed dispersal.
