Sentence examples for infrastructure hampers from inspiring English sources

meeting opens as a European slowdown looms; a lack of energy infrastructure hampers growth in India; and questions about safety of medical devices.

That is especially the case in the tropics where field resources may be scarce and inaccessibility and poor infrastructure hamper field work.

However, the lack of electricity and the damaged infrastructure hampered relief work.

Although these shipments were quickly detected by a joint effort of the FDA and US Customs and Border Protection, these products would easily have gone unnoticed in developing countries, where insufficient resources and infrastructure hamper the ability to monitor and preserve drug quality.

But floods have also secondary effects: infectious diseases [ 15], temporary or permanent relocation of people, loss of property and related (post traumatic) stress and mental disorders [ 16, 17], damage to infrastructure hampering and/or disrupting health services or endangering drinking water systems, and dampness and mould in houses [ 18] that affect housing quality for a long time.

Spatial data infrastructure frequently hampers many developing countries to take advantage of their soil legacy data for digital soil mapping at the national and regional level.

The poor condition of the infrastructure facilities hampers communication and transportation and creates uneven ability and access to goods and services including health service in the rural areas of Nigeria.

Serious damage to the health infrastructure is hampering efforts to provide healthcare to survivors dotted around a wide area.

The power shortages resulting from damage to Japan's energy infrastructure have hampered daily life and business activities in large parts of the country and caused considerable disruption to the flow of spare parts and components to manufacturers in Japan and beyond.

Conversely, lack of expertise and infrastructure can hamper tender design and the dissemination of information to potential participants.

"But it is clear that the UK government's austerity agenda and the prime minister's failure to heed calls for direct investment in construction and infrastructure is hampering progress".