Sentence examples for hinders both from inspiring English sources

This translation hinders both understanding and resolution.

Yet their understanding of what it is to do 'good philosophy' or 'good English literature' distorts the prevailing atmosphere in a way that hinders both women and men.

At present, the shortage of measurement-based channel models for these frequencies, particularly in the millimeter (mm -wave bands hinders both the progress of 5G standardization and the designing of 5G-based comm -waveion systems and networks.

First, this hinders both usability and accountability leading to different login credentials for different systems, which many NHS doctors rightly complain about and often subvert by sharing sessions between users or taping passwords to machines.

In line with this, the use of a VEGF receptor inhibitor in animal models of BPD hinders both pulmonary angiogenesis and alveolar development, resulting in reduced lung weight [31 33].

Men's lack of emotional and financial support to women reportedly hinders both cervical screening services and early help-seeking with symptomatic cervical cancer and other diseases affecting women.

This evening of three short plays shows promise, but is hindered both by occasional overwriting and overcomplicated staging.

The weather was less than ideal Sunday in Foxborough, with the wind-chill at 9 degrees and swirling winds hindering both teams' passing games.

Sandoval was benched through much of the 2010 postseason because his ballooning weight hindered both his mobility in the field and his bat speed at the plate.

And anyway, how many Catholics would still prefer their children to marry a Catholic rather than a Protestant?But integration is hindered both by cultural and, to some extent, by religious factors.

This was attributed to copolymer branches hindering both crystallisation and chain translation through lamellae.