Sentence examples for issues hampering from inspiring English sources

Sandalio Gómez, a labor relations professor at the IESE business school, said the government had circumvented the most controversial but essential issues hampering labor mobility in Spain.

Recent data from YouGov found that 48% of tech businesses cited the cost of doing business in London as one of the primary issues hampering growth, forcing some to leave the capital for other digital hubs like Birmingham.

The study recommends that the city work harder to help growing businesses thrive, in part by addressing "the fundamental issues hampering business growth in the city, such as permitting, business taxes and policies that spur exorbitant real estate speculation".

A cyclical shortage has been intensified by the unexpected rise in the UK birth rate, something we should put to one side here because there are management issues hampering staff at MK General.

One of the major issues hampering the acceptance of electric vehicles (EVs) is the anxiety associated with long charging time.

However, the ad hoc use of such Web technologies per se is not sufficient to evolve the sampling scenario regarding SE surveys, since the size of samples is just one of the issues hampering the generalization of SE surveys' results.

French customers have been able to use their mobiles in the southern tunnel running from France to England since an agreement brokered in preparation of the 2012 Olympics, but technical issues hampered the British effort.

This study also investigated which hospital characteristics and organizational issues hamper implementation.

Some software usability issues hampered ability of players to effectively communicate with each other (prompting erroneous sending of "public broadcast" messages that were intended to be private).

As Windt & Noreika (2011) argue, persistent disagreement on these issues hampers the integration of dreams into a general theory of consciousness.

Despite advances in assay design, many factors inherent to the physiology of GH secretion and the lack of consensus on methodological issues hamper resolution of these controversies.