Sentence examples for may have hindered from inspiring English sources

Disbelief may have hindered Wenger's team after the equaliser and the reaction was not immediately ferocious.

The restrictions may have hindered the paper in conveying just why Pakistanis were so angry.

For one thing, the recent cold snap may have hindered production.

This arguably may have hindered his Argentina career but European club sides would not be perturbed.

Although Mr. Levy never lost faith in his opera, his devotion to it may have hindered his career.

He penned an impassioned plea on ConservativeHome that may have helped Stewart, or may have hindered him.

Furthermore, there were several factors that may have hindered prediction accuracy, including tracer degradation and remedial fluid interference.

Refugee Action Coalition spokesman Ian Rintoul said a full scale search should have been launched immediately but weather may have hindered authorities.

The oil giant ExxonMobil has admitted that its support for lobby groups that question the science of climate change may have hindered action to tackle global warming.

While his avoidance of poetry readings may have hindered his reputation, Gardiner was an inveterate correspondent, his letters invariably bearing a clutch of new poems.

Quinn called Trapattoni's departure "inevitable", given the frustration of the current campaign, and he raised the point that the Italian's spoken English may have hindered him.