Sentence examples for it could hinder from inspiring English sources

If Abu Dhabi set caps on the emirate's autonomous borrowing powers, it could hinder Dubai's ability to debt-finance its recovery; and if, at American urging, the capital forces Dubai to halt much of its trade with Iran, which is just across the Straits of Hormuz, it would seriously impair the role of Dubai as the region's commercial hub.

It could hinder women's access to advanced education.

"It could hinder the competition," said Stephen W. Webster, president of Neuronyx in Malvern, Pa.

The president, Thein Sein, warned in a televised address that it could hinder the nascent reforms.

No one knew how TV might help a career, and many show-biz potentates feared it could hinder one.

Lawyers for Mrs. Jackson disagreed with the call for confidentiality and said it could hinder their ability to cooperate with the investigation of Mr. Jackson's death.

NFAT5 and NFATc proteins can bind to the same core GGAAA element [3], [34] and, although the number of sites that could recruit either type of factor in the context of in vivo chromatin is probably limited, a deregulated NFAT5 that bound to DNA in mitosis and remained bound to it through interphase could hinder the access of NFATc proteins to certain sites.

In the long term, a fleet of fast reactors could use nuclear fuel so efficiently that "for all practical purposes, the uranium would be inexhaustible," says William Hannum, a nuclear physicist who used to work at America's Argonne National Laboratory.But opponents of this strategy call it a distraction that could hinder the renewal of the nuclear power industry.

It said through the Firat news website it would avoid acts that could hinder a "fair and just election" on November 1. "We are faced with a very big massacre, a vicious, barbarous attack," HDP leader Selahattin Demirtas told reporters.

He explained that SOPA and PIPA, its Senate counterpart, could hinder progress.

The PKK said it would avoid acts that could hinder a "fair and just election," which is scheduled to be held on November 1. Adnan, 47, a university tutor was standing around 50 meters from where the bombs detonated.