Sentence examples for kind of hamper from inspiring English sources

The description of the architecture gets barely more space than that of Fortnum & Mason's "hamperling", an unusual kind of hamper, I guess, but in any case a "fun and artisanal twist on alfresco dining".

"Every governor was talking about dealing with emissions back many, many years ago only to find that with the economic implosion, we can't afford anything that is going to put any kind of hamper on economic growth".

If there is an investigation underway, that kind of talk can hamper the case.

However, there is no doubt that any kind of regulatory uncertainty hampers investment in low carbon solutions.

Because this kind of communication is hampered by noise, radio interference, lack of persistency, etc. vital information is sometimes lost.

The authors reported slowed reaction time during both anodal and cathodal stimulation, this suggesting that any kind of electrical stimulation hampers neuronal processes related to response selection and preparation.

Obama made it clear that the kind of hacking "that could hamper vote counting, affect the actual election process itself" was his most urgent concern.

But this kind of giving has been hampered by a lingering British snootiness about large donations from wealthy men such as Mr Ofer, who expect public recognition for their munificence.

Q. Was it difficult to choose between coming to a small team and having that kind of input but being hampered by the lack of performance or going to a big team but being lost in the machine? A. It's always good to be running in the front.

Unfortunately, some of the less scrupulous telecoms seek to muddle the issue, deliberately confusing this with the kind of regulation that has hampered business.

This kind of design can avoid hampering the optimization of x4 when x1, x2 and x3 achieve some feasible steady states.