Sentence examples for may actually hinder from inspiring English sources

Simply providing as much advice as possible may actually hinder the decision process, due to cognitive overload and an overuse of these available resources (Crichton and Flin 2002; Omodei et al. 2005; Quarantelli 1997).

But the decline in cases may actually hinder attempts to develop a treatment for Ebola.

Gender equality is often misconceived as being tough, aggressive and viciously competitive, qualities that may actually hinder progress and growth.

I felt that my personal brand was so strong that not leveraging that for the book may actually hinder sales.

For most other applications, larger cameras with more limited functionality and convenience may actually hinder doing these other things.

She does this while trying to make it all make sense for adults who, due to their own fears and misunderstandings, may actually hinder teen growth and development in these spaces.

Victoria Sanford, an anthropology professor at the University of Notre Dame who has worked in Colombia recently, said American objectives there may actually be hindering peace moves.

Walker's links to the Kochs may actually have hindered his chances, as they gave plenty of ammunition to his rivals.

Thus, like voluntary disclosure, the DJSI may actually be hindering improved future corporate environmental performance.

Thus, our allergy to risking and potentially failing, all the while worshiping at the altar of perfection, may actually be hindering our health, happiness and achievement.

These respondents reported that not only had Ireland failed to live up to their expectations (they had always intended to return home) but that their experience in the Irish health system may actually have hindered return – because of limited career progression and/or de-skilling.