Sentence examples for it only hampers from inspiring English sources

It is argued that such terminology is misleading and should be avoided, it only hampers links between clinical and research workers [ 40].

When we fail to see students fully, it not only hampers our ability to teach them well.

If the rise is modest, it will only hamper REITs a bit, not eviscerate them.

Generals Kurt Student and Schmidt desired a limited air attack to temporarily paralyse the defences, allowing the tanks to break out of the bridgehead; severe urban destruction was to be avoided as it would only hamper their advance.

If passed, they say, it would not only hamper their profits, but also hurt the economy.

Cell death of transplanted cells not only hampers the efficiency of the therapy, it also introduces an additional burden to the post-ischemic brain already compromised by a cellular debris load.

This not only hampers the generation of an accurate model, but it also precludes accurate comparison of the model's efficacy with current clinical practice.

This fact not only hampers the knowledge communication to all non-scientists (e.g. consumers) but it also complicates the transfer of the obtained results for other scientists.

The theatre only hampers his cinematic flair.

This swing not only hampers South-East Asia's recovery.

The failure to effectively address the discriminatory impact of PCVE strategies on women not only hampers the efficacy of PCVE efforts but also impedes state party implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), which requires elimination of discriminatory laws, policies, and programming.