Sentence examples for much hampered from inspiring English sources

After micro-fracture treatment for the lesion, he improved marginally for a short period, but found his very active lifestyle much hampered.

Helene Cooper: "[Obama] is very much hampered by the political reality at the moment".

How these qualities came about is the subject of much debate, hampered (though not dampened) by the haphazard standards of early record keeping.

In a bit of a backlash, however, even some defenders of privacy rights now wonder whether existing law has done too much to hamper the legitimate search for malefactors while protecting more casual voyeurs.

11th over: West Indies 97-3 (Samuels 14, Dwayne Bravo 2) "Before the tournament, I thought WI were one of the favourites but the conditions(and not having played together much) might hamper them," says Sathish. "But the conditions are the exact opposite of what you would expect in the sub-continent.

The prevalence of high-school dropouts and other unfavorable characteristics among construction workers shows up in low average exit rates, but differences with other industries become much less hampering once we control for those characteristics.

But limiting coalition airstrikes too much could hamper the ability of Iraqi and Kurdish forces to retake the city that Islamic State called its capital and considered its crown jewel.

But he's missed so much time, you don't know how much that has hampered his development".

The results showed that Boeing had not been hampered much by recent problems with its new 787 Dreamliners.

Size has hampered much of the effort to unravel prehistory, but weather conditions and jungle overgrowth have also combined to resist penetration.

Foran, who pulled out of Thursday's match due to a hamstring problem that has hampered much of his pre-season, will train on Saturday and is also likely to be available to make his club debut next week.