Sentence examples for of being hampered from inspiring English sources

"Even as the ethanol industry has grown, it has had a history of being hampered by uncertainty," Mr. Glickman said.

"Maybe 120 percent," he added with a sly grin, referring to widespread press reports that Mr. Muller had complained of being hampered in trying to update the restaurant.

What I am most proud of is I have done it off the back of being hampered by not having a robust body.

And though he and Paul Carberry subsequently trailed in only eighth at Ascot, he had the excuse of being hampered by a fatally injured rival as he started his run for home.

Some residents said soldiers – who have long complained of being hampered by corrupt senior officials who funnel away money meant for arms and equipment – had deserted their posts in other villages that dot the sandy roads lined with burnt-out relics of the sect's bloody campaign.

Some riders prefer to stay close to the inner rail, saving ground around the bends, while others prefer to take a wider route around the outside where their horses can get a clearer sight of the fences and run less of a risk of being hampered or brought down by fallers.

Constantly in the news people hear of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness being hampered by agendas.

But despite the government's efforts, many reports have surfaced of inspectors being hampered from conducting crucial house-to-house inspections.

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The establishment of the military of Croatia was hampered by a UN arms embargo that had been introduced in September.