Sentence examples for it was hampered from inspiring English sources
It was hampered by its dependence on IMS Productions, which controlled 30 race cameras and the world feed.
The EPA acknowledged that it was hampered in its assessment by inadequate data, preventing experts from reaching firm conclusions about whether contaminants in an individual well came from fracking or another source.
The EPA acknowledged last year that it was hampered in its assessment by inadequate data, preventing experts from reaching firm conclusions about whether contaminants in an individual well came from fracking or another source.
Abraham said Channel 4 needed a "regulatory backstop" from Ofcom because it was hampered in its negotiations with Sky by not being able to withdraw its services from the platform.
The UN had a few successes in 2015 (read: SDGs and climate agreement) but it has fallen far short in maintaining peace and security - it was hampered in its ability to broker solutions in Syria and Yemen and in protecting human rights in Daesh territory.
Being a static division, it was hampered further by having almost no transport of its own, and what was available was mostly horse drawn.
They tried to shift to less monitoring, if they felt it was hampering their overall wellbeing or weight loss goals.
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.
How companies think about it, manage it, and ultimately use IT is hampered by what he calls its reputation as a "back office, report generating, analytical function"—the whole IT-as-commoditized-infrastructure point of view.
But it is hampered, they say, by politically driven laws that make its job harder and by the ferocity of the debate over gun regulation.
