Sentence examples for hindering the operation from inspiring English sources

The hole is the second in the month to appear in Southern's tracks, further hindering the operation of Britain's most disrupted train service.

However cogenerated heat temperature is relatively low (up to 65 70 °C), resulting in low efficiency of the cooling process, and the fuel processor is far from being flexible, hindering the operation of the system at low load conditions.

The laws include a maximum penalty of seven years for hindering the operation of a mine, and for actions like locking onto equipment.

These caused conflict between the bargemen and the millers, since operation of the lock lowered the water level above it, hindering the operation of the mill.

In hindering the operations of the UN, Israel was hindering the Quartet, of which the UN is a part.

In polar regions, the presence of sea ice is the main factor hindering the operations.

Even with the American help in Libya, NATO had only about 40 percent of the aircraft needed to intercept electronic communications, a shortage that hindered the operation's effectiveness, the report said.

Powerful currents and murky water continue to hinder the operation, but searchers managed to get a photograph of the debris after it was detected by an Indonesian survey ship, the National Search and Rescue Agency chief, Henry Bambang Soelistyo, told reporters.

The main task is to determine whether and to what extent solid particles disable or hinder the operation of a molten carbonate fuel cell.

In one example of how this has hindered the operation, Mr. Kerry's aides fielded complaints from donors and party leaders this week when the candidate went on television to respond, in a contentious interview, to questions about his anti-Vietnam activities 30 years ago.

However, intermittence and the concentration of unmanageable renewable energies in few locations may hinder the operation of the system.