Sentence examples for more hindrances from inspiring English sources

Could more hindrances like that be forthcoming?

Some wondered whether the new system was more hindrance than help.

"This means there is no more hindrance in NATO," Mr. Gallal said.

Republicans hoping to flip the state red this time could find Trump more hindrance than help among moderates in urban areas.

It's a match made in heaven, though they make a bloody meal of getting there, and soon their unhappy matchmakers offer more hindrance than help.

As for the famous family (his father is Keith Allen, his mother film producer Alison Owen), it is, he complains, more hindrance than help.

Wood, who threw 281 1/3 innings in the minors, was kept on a strict pitch count every game, and he believes it was more hindrance than help.

Both women could take the Long Island Rail Road into Manhattan, but since they work on the East Side, winding up at Penn Station would be more hindrance than help.

The vast bureaucracy quickly proved more hindrance than help; individual agencies put their interests above the nation's; the generals just looked out for themselves and their particular services.

Stunts designed not to provoke dialogue or persuade the public of the rightness of the cause but simply to throw up a middle finger to authority are more hindrance than help.

A cantankerous former warlord, Mr. Yusuf was seen by Western diplomats as more hindrance than help: he aroused ire by favoring his own clan and obstructed a power-sharing peace agreement with Islamist insurgents.