Sentence examples for hindering more from inspiring English sources

A factor hindering more vibrant online communities is the underdevelopment of the country's Internet services.

"The substantial resources required to improve security are readily available without hindering more productive activities," James Glassman of J. P. Morgan Securities wrote in a report this week.

Apart from jockeys, there are self-appointed U-turn police and parking wardens who are tipped by drivers despite sometimes hindering more than helping.

In Baltimore, Southwest's major northeast base, the airline has grown from 8 flights a day in 1993 to 49. Southwest Vice President David Ridley says the only thing hindering more rapid expansion in the East is his inability to get planes fast enough from Boeing.

In Baltimore, Southwest's major northeast base, the airline has grown from 8 flights a day in 1993 to 49. Southwest Vice President David Ridley says the only thing hindering more rapid expansion in the East is his inability to get planes from Boeing fast enough.

The waters of the Marmara Sea have hindered more complete studies of the break.

But celebrity advocacy on Darfur has often been scotched by the same forces that hinder more conventional diplomacy.

Furthermore, despite improvement in the mechanical properties of epoxy/0.1 wt.% ND, the addition of higher amounts of nanofillers hindered more enhancements.

What's most exasperating about the attacks on Loach is that they hinder more sensible reflection on Loach's work at the very moment when it is being internationally celebrated as never before.

Can you tell us an episode where an agile practice hindered more than helped in the project?

"Many wonder whether the NIH is making a mistake," reported Nature on a similar brain-mapping initiative in 2012, the Human Connectome Project, noting that force-feeding ambitious-sounding ideas could hinder more fundamental research.