Sentence examples for it was hindering from inspiring English sources

Then, about six to nine months into her imprisonment, he removed the metal chain because "it was hindering his sexual activity with his daughter", according to the indictment.

Chief Harper said the police eventually disabled Mr. Thaxton's access to Facebook because it was hindering the negotiations.

He drove the point home enthusiastically, to the extent that workers began to complain that it was hindering their work, not helping them.

She and others said the university's definition of hazing was now so broad that it was hindering compliance, because few students took the admonition seriously.

Mr Webster said over the weekend that he would resign from his post if he felt it was hindering the work of the board.In a farcical turn, on October 31st Mr Pitt asked the SEC's own inspector-general to investigate the appointment process.

Mrs. Colburn, from Massachusetts, said she caved to the pleading of her 12-year-old daughter Abigail for a cellphone to send text messages with her friends after she and her husband discovered it was hindering her from developing bonds with her classmates.

Allen said in the accounts that Monsoon Accessorize had a disappointing year, describing Monsoon's performance as poor as it was hindered by unseasonable weather and heavy discounting by its high street rivals.

While the final outcome was significant, it was hindered by the weight of domestic economic and political conditions.

While the report said Puerto Rican officials cooperated with the investigation, it was hindered by poor record-keeping.

It was hindered because two of the four emergency chutes on one side of plane failed to open, and the engine fire prevented evacuations on the other side, he said.

My 2011 European test car benefited from a new 900 cc TwinAir engine, though it was hindered by a balky Dualogic 5-speed auto-stick transmission — a feature that, thankfully, isn't coming to America.