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Despite the firm's best intentions and work to minimize the impact of the spatial disruption caused by the relocation, the racial segregation of the area's housing market hampered minorities' adjustments to the relocation.

Creating an app, as cool as that may be, will on its own, not be able penetrate a market hampered by lack of connectivity and different user interaction models.

However, some of the compromises resulting from the adoption of a design intended for another market hampered the car's acceptance.

Like many of its counterparts, the firm said that the continuing shakiness of the global markets hampered its ability to do deals and slightly eroded the value of its private equity investments.

Even as the nation's largest financial institutions report whopping profits from their investment banking units, those with major consumer lending portfolios continue to bleed money as unemployment and a weak housing market hamper people's ability to repay their debts.

Returns even in a diversified emerging market were hampered because of the general panic that spread through emerging markets.

With many markets, such as aerospace, industrial gas turbine and commercial building remaining soft, and the residential construction market being hampered by severe winter weather, Alcoa says that it will strengthen its performance by developing innovative products that add value for its customers.

Although fast-growing, the regional e-commerce market is hampered by low credit-card use and poor postal services.

The weak orders highlight concerns over whether the recovery of the housing market, already hampered by high unemployment and foreclosures, could stall in the absence of government help.

Mr. Bloomquist echoed other experts when he said the growth of the geothermal market was hampered by the lack of proficient engineers and installers, which in turn contributed to the high cost of the systems.