Sentence examples for hindered that from inspiring English sources

But many people who are serious about fighting al-Qaeda quite reasonably ask whether invading Iraq helped or hindered that effort.

To address the inefficiency of hindered (that is, non-glycyl) coupling reactions, we tuned the electron density on the phosphorus by adding substituents to the aryl rings of the phosphinothiol.

We need at least a more open-minded debate – and ever since Andy Warhol's atom bomb paintings, artists have hindered that debate.

Somehow it helped rather than hindered that the two players have such apparently different musical personalities, with Bezuidenhout's exuberance weaving itself into the luminous intensity of Faust's sound and generating an exhilarating creative spontaneity between the two.

But infighting between hardware and movies hindered that objective from the start, as did misaligned incentives that led Sony to wrestle with how to build devices that let consumers download and copy content without undermining sales at its music labels or film studios.

And what may be more surprising for generations who have lived with Woolf's vision of Judith Shakespeare and her contemporaries: there is almost no evidence of oppression, none of stifled talents, little sign of beings "so thwarted and hindered" that they contemplate suicide.

These plans help, not hinder, that purpose.

Extravagant paychecks and waste could hinder that effort.

Then Dodd-Frank sought to hinder that power.

So the idea is that perhaps hypertension could hinder that function, Dr. Kershaw said.

What could hinder that competition is the cloud of doping that hangs over the sport.