Sentence examples for hindered- from inspiring English sources

Arquette's call to arms, however, is hindered by the fact no one really knows how bad the problem is.

Being black, says American Ballet Theatre's Misty Copeland, "has hindered me and the roles I have been allowed to do.

Ironically, the Prescott punch ("Labour finally showing they could connect with real people") was thought to have helped rather than hindered the Labour cause (20% to Thatcher's impressive 64%).

Not shabby, but hindered by its crime record.

I don't think it has necessarily hindered us but we do have a London office that we get down to quite a lot.

Like former Republican vice-presidential candidate and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and former First Lady, US Senator and current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Michele Bachmann was both helped and hindered by her gender at various points along the campaign trail.

The financial security of families was also being hindered as high percentages of their income were spent purchasing clean water.

The IMF recently released research showing that the ever-greater concentration of wealth and income hindered growth and said redistribution would not just reduce inequality but would be economically beneficial.

But then a lot of people have said: 'Well, why not?' I don't think it's hindered us".

"What hindered us in Debaltseve?

Transmission and reception are further hindered by the size of antennae or dishes, both on the ground and on the satellites.