Sentence examples for is to hamper from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the effect of transfer of training is to hamper effectiveness in subsequent activity.
The idea is to hamper the venom's spread until the victim can receive antivenom medicine, essentially antibodies that lock onto and neutralize the poison.
A possible way to lengthen the feed intake time is to hamper the availability of the forage by using a small-mesh haynet.
Uber and Lyft in turn argue that such checks are redundant, don't enhance safety because they only represent a single moment in time, and create an undue operational burden whose sole purpose is to hamper their growth.
One strategy is to hamper the reproduction of uninfected females by a mechanism called cytoplasmic incompatibility (CI).
Now that paper versions of journals have been rendered obsolete in favour of online publications, the only effect of a SOB that remains is to hamper scientific progress, as shown by the very limited number of proper tests of one of the most widely applied behaviour change methods.
One result of this, Slater added, was to hamper the chances of children living near the school, which is based in a relatively deprived area.
But the conditions were to hamper both sides' attacking intent on a rain-soaked evening.
Surface shielding is found to hamper surface reaction and condensation once fractal aggregates start to form.
