Sentence examples for hindered their work from inspiring English sources

FBI and department of justice officials said at Monday's press conference that BNP's penalty was harsher because the bank hindered their work.

Regarding relationships with the community and health sector, respondents were asked about all different actors with whom they interacted and whether relationships were strong or weak and why and how they facilitated or hindered their work.

Practitioners had strong views on the extent to which the design of their work settings was safe for their patients and the extent to which it helped or hindered their work.

We also asked whether respondents saw technology as helpful to or hindering their work lives.

It's less likely that we think of water vapor as hindering their work.

This heat and moisture result in heat stress and physical fatigue of the firefighter, which hinder their work.

Munro, whose landmark review of child protection practices was published five years ago, has argued that hotdesking leaves social workers feeling isolated, hindering their work.

Former security and intelligence chiefs (who make it clear they are speaking for serving officers) are warning that leaving the EU would hinder their work protecting Britain.

He drove the point home enthusiastically, to the extent that workers began to complain that it was hindering their work, not helping them.

The European Union on Wednesday withdrew its election observers from the Darfur region of Sudan, saying fears for their safety were hindering their work.

My response is: if the Finance Department was called the Fraud Department, would that help or hinder their work?