Sentence examples for not only hamper from inspiring English sources

If passed, they say, it would not only hamper their profits, but also hurt the economy.

Rising debt levels not only hamper economic growth but leave Australia more vulnerable if another globally induced crisis hit our shores.

That would not only hamper Assad's ability to fight, it would allow refugees to remain within Syria's borders, thus reducing pressure on neighboring countries.

That will not only hamper the military operation but also leave thousands of farmers — who cannot move their produce down the valley to market or bring up basic staples and agricultural necessities — dependent on aid, he said.

Untreated GDLs appear to act as water-traps that not only hamper reactants transport to the reactive sites but also impede the proper humidification of the cell.

Of primary concern was the pogo oscillation, which would not only hamper engine performance, but could exert significant g-forces on a crew.

This swing not only hampers South-East Asia's recovery.

The World Bank said recently that fragmented and populist governments were not only hampering reform but "complicating fiscal and macroeconomic stabilisation".

The most negatively couched feedback not only hampered my progress, but left me wondering if I should be doing a PhD at all.

Mr. Obama's task force decided that Chrysler, which is heavily dependent on sport-utility vehicles, was not only hampered by the wrong product mix but also too small to survive on its own.

The report said: "The lack of health infrastructure not only hampered the response to the Ebola outbreak, but has probably led to an increase in fatalities as a result of other health problems as the system was overwhelmed".