Sentence examples for hindered yet from inspiring English sources

As you level, learn to kill monsters by a technique called 'Kiting'(this is also a very good skill to learn for PvP), in which you keep the target's movement hindered, yet still apply damage.

First, it does not hinder performance, yet can gather unprecedentedly wide-ranging and useful data about posture, stride length, step frequency, acceleration, response to shock waves traveling through the body etc.

With all the potential benefits, the current applications of 242mAm are as yet hindered by the scarcity and high price of this nuclear isomer.

Several unusual applications, such as a nuclear battery or fuel for space ships with nuclear propulsion, have been proposed for the isotope 242mAm, but they are as yet hindered by the scarcity and high price of this nuclear isomer.

However, a more precise understanding of Gondwanan metatherian biogeography, particularly with regard to the biogeographic origin of the enigmatic Microbiotheria (a small clade of South American marsupials that is a sister group to Australodelphia) is yet hindered [ 46] in large part by an extremely poor pre-Oligocene terrestrial vertebrate record from Australia and Antarctica.

However, the relationships among the flow pattern, the power consumption and design parameters are not understood deeply yet, which hindered the further equipment optimization and scale-up.

Considering there are many psychological factors that may be holding abuse survivors back as well as external barriers such as financial dependence, having children with our abuser, the threat of physical violence or a combination of the reasons above, our readiness to leave just yet is hindered.

They experienced a moral duty to provide patients and their relatives with enough information, yet felt hindered by their administrative workload.

But Macron belongs to no political party and has never run for elected office, two factors that could yet hinder his next move.

A further increase of the influence of social status yet hinders consensus building, which means that no saturation state can be observed in case of stratified societies (at least not in the number of interactions that we simulate).

"Intuitively, you might think that Snowball Earth would hinder evolution, and yet animals appear soon after the big glaciations," says Wallace. "It seems clear that these big glaciations have disrupted the Earth's ocean-atmosphere system in some way that was favourable for complex life to develop".