Sentence examples for less hobbled from inspiring English sources

So the new administration will be less hobbled by having to please small parties than past Thai governments.

Together they have been fashioned by this conflict into an effective political force, less hobbled by the opposition.

What's more, my compatriots – less hobbled by philosophy than him – keep on voting it their favourite activity.

It has performed better than U.S.A.I.D. on electrical projects in Afghanistan; it is less hobbled by politics; it has experienced engineers.

But he also played less, and was hobbled, because of back and hip injuries.

Zemanski is simply hobbled less than Johnson and Jack Jewsbury, who is expected to miss another game due to a recurring ankle injury.

But when the gene is mutated, the brain's white blood cells are hobbled, making them less effective in their attack on beta amyloid.

think we all hobbled a bit less when we left the theatre (although peeing took as long as usual, I'm sorry to report).

He tribe was able to negotiate his release and less than 24 hours later he hobbled back to work.

But in Iowa Hillary seemed to be hobbled by a top-heavy, less indigenous campaign that was more reliant on outsiders than Obama's.

Some may be waiting for a third choice to emerge, an honorable if improbable idea, but too many seem hobbled by a disdain rooted less in rationality than in pure habit to see the reality of the circumstance.