The low efficacy of chemotherapy regimens available up to now may have hampered our progress.
Indeed, concerns about title to ownership may have hampered transactions on some important Asian sculptures.
The Iselin was run in the slop, which moved up Roo Art and may have hampered Precisionist.
That may have hampered productivity, because less capital was recycled and fewer people were laid off and then rehired in more productive jobs.
— where, we're told, limited resources and expertise may have hampered the local investigation (though sometimes plain old sloppy police work seems more to blame).
EE is on course to reach 1m subscribers by Christmas, but the decision to charge £5 a month more than typical 3G contracts may have hampered its ability to expand parent company Everything Everywhere's market share.
While restrictions on foreign donations may have hampered some gun-lobby support efforts, the NRA found other ways to shape public opinion abroad, even though its influence remains limited.
Now they merely have to show "a law enforcement purpose".The old restrictions, wrote Judge Charles Haight, may have hampered the police before the first bombing of the World Trade Centre in 1993.
Mr. Simonson drew on interviews with both Mr. Johnson and Mr. Bird in writing the play, and it seems possible that their participation may have hampered a more probing approach to the characters.
The equaliser was not delayed much longer, though, and this time a lack of match sharpness may have hampered McGregor as his heavy touch ceded possession.
Substantial discrepancy between measured thickness of holy carbon grids from this study and that of manufacturer's description is possibly due to residual plastic layer underneath carbon film (Ermantraut et al. 1998), which may have hampered correct EELS measurement.
