Sentence examples for hindered the progress from inspiring English sources

In his newspaper column on Thursday, Paul Scholes wondered aloud whether his decision to respond to Sir Alex Ferguson's request to come out of retirement in January 2012, at the age of 37, had hindered the progress of Paul Pogba, then aged 18, to the extent of provoking the French prodigy's departure from Old Trafford a few months later.

The partners also expressed direct collaboration in the technology exchange, although the neglect of or refusal to participate in business exchange severely hindered the progress of implementing innovation capital in a collaborative business model.

The fallacy that PD cannot be used to estimate displacements at incipient collapse, together with the dominating influences of electronic computations has hindered the progress of the more rational performance-based plastic designs, such as the now well-recognized push-over analyses (Naeim 2001; Bozorgnia and Bertero 2004) and similar methods of approach.

Measuremental and methodological problems arising from the presence of ice cover on waterways have seriously hindered the progress in predicting timely and accurate streamflow, which is a prerequisite for the effective management of ice-covered waterways (e.g. streams, rivers, channels, and canals).

Student William Johnson told WPOC that the offensive images have only hindered the progress other black students on the Dover, Delaware, campus have worked towards. .

Unfortunately, the infeasibility of sequencing these gigantic genomes with the current technology has hindered the progress in understanding dinoflagellate gene content.

Whether such concerns should hinder the progress of basic science is a vexed issue.

It would hinder the progress of the rest of the group".

"Intermediate layers between the platform and the developer ultimately produces substandard apps and hinders the progress of the platform".

Wind reduces the time required, but direct contact with rain and snow hinders the progress of drying.

"The parties will abstain from referring to or discussing divergent issues that can potentially hinder the progress of negotiations," the paper said.