Sentence examples for it's hampered from inspiring English sources

But it's hampered by Mitchell's clumsy handling of third-person narration, which he's rarely used before, and a feeling that he's too busy with the story's architecture to pay much attention to the words on the page.

But it's hampered by its fealty to the book and its madly rushed pace, which forces you to dash through the story like Lord Asriel.

"I wouldn't say it's hampered our one-day cricket," he said.

True, it's hampered by a bland giveaway title, but then it does start at the point most romantic comedies conclude.

In this sense, cannabis is potentially the perfect ingredient for the restaurant business, but it's hampered by one final hurdle: for the moment, Colorado state law does not allow its consumption on public property.

It's hampered by the baggage of being associated with the Facebook brand, argues Tal.

It's hampering the Fed's efforts to restart the U.S. economy".

It was hampered by Ho's harsh and unpopular land reform, which he ultimately abandoned.

It is hampered by Burgess's own sometimes stodgy stage adaptation, however, as well as moments when verbal and physical precision are substituted for rollicking energy.

There is a greater logic to serving it with a salad, usually as a starter, but that it is hampered by Britain's inability to master the salad garnish.

It was hampered by its dependence on IMS Productions, which controlled 30 race cameras and the world feed.