Sentence examples for might hamper from inspiring English sources

But, he warned, budget cuts might hamper future contract negotiations.

To say more in public might hamper the investigation, Mr. Lowell added.

Questions over insurance liability might hamper the growth of pick-up services.

Some worry that this might hamper attempts to track the finances of Islamic State.

Long before Schwarzenegger set out on his political career, he had begun addressing those elements which might hamper it.

Obama again today indicated he remained opposed to politicisation of the issue, saying it might hamper national security operations.

If they rose up again now, they might hamper the army's ability to contain an uprising in central Myanmar.

Mr Spassky had been afraid feared that the bows, hidden deep in silt, had not been completely sawn off during the preparatory operations and might hamper the lift.

By 231 to 106, it voted to bar the press from reporting any information that might hamper the conduct of counterterrorism operations or support resistance to such operations.

Even a skeptic can see how this happened — Mangum's style is an openhearted holler that seems unaware of anything around that might hamper it.

But May said one or more of the presenters might have a non-compete clause which might hamper a switch in the short term.