Sentence examples for noted hampered from inspiring English sources

Under strong questioning from Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt)., Grindler did promise to look into the mysterious disappearance of John Yoo's and Patrick Philbin's e-mails, which Office of Professional Responsibility investigators noted "hampered" their investigation.

Any indication that the federal government isn't committed to ShakeAlert, Toomey noted, could hamper the project.

The ax is falling and heads are rolling in Egyptian media to rid once stodgy state-run organizations of deadwood noted for hampering professional and balanced news reporting.

A number of institutions, including Nippon Credit Bank, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Fuji Bank, have already securitised some of their non-performing property loans, but onerous taxes on the sale of short-term notes have hampered this business.

Assessing change in practice by assessing documentation of the Ottawa ankle rules in the case notes was hampered by inconsistencies in the quality of documentation.

In a sample of 1000 Americans who reported GERD symptoms at least weekly, 79% reported nighttime symptoms of heartburn or regurgitation, and 63% noted that GERD symptoms hampered their quality of sleep.

Still, the structures are neither warm nor commodious, and the reporter's note-taking is hampered by blowing on her hands.

The field, he notes, continues to be hampered by the lack of ancient DNA data because of poor bone preservation.

Simone de Beauvoir once noted that artistic women are hampered by the desire to please, to serve and draw near rather than "to explode".

As Ernie has noted, this job has been hampered by changes made to the river.

Miller also noted TXEQ itself has been hampered.