Sentence examples for it would hinder from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that the leaf constituent of C. chinensis is easy to be extracted with the decrease of viscosity, but if the particle size is too small, it would hinder the release of its chemical constituents by the ionic liquid quality [19].

I lacked this and feared it would hinder me.

"It would hinder the level of cooperation if the F.B.I. took over," he said.

It would hinder the progress of the rest of the group".

Relinquishing rights to it would hinder maintenance of roadways and other buildings.

She thinks it would hinder the government's ability to deport foreign criminals because it would lead to legal wrangling.

The panel hearings are closed to the public and the news media at the request of the city, which told the board that it thought that publicity would hinder the process of reaching agreement on a new contract.

However, other health groups including the American Cancer Society recommend that women ages 40 and older should have a mammogram every year to screen for breast cancer, and should continue having mammograms unless they have medical problems (like heart failure or severe dementia) that would hinder it.

They would hinder intelligence-gathering, make it harder to track down terrorists and make other countries less likely to cooperate.

Even if it were, the state of Nigeria's civil service would hinder any action.

A government committee reviewing the deal said it needed more time to evaluate whether the merger would hinder competition.