Sentence examples for or hampered from inspiring English sources

Debates about high politics are either out of bounds in the public arena or hampered by fatigue and disillusionment.

Finally, there is a valid debate as to whether integration across the region is being abetted or hampered by the structure of the ECB package.

At least six times a year she appears against people who have maltreated animals, or else have insulted her or hampered her in her duty.

"I don't know what it's like to have cerebral palsy, but I do know what it's like to feel different, or hampered or frustrated.

The bankruptcy may be keeping businesses outside Jefferson County from moving in, Mr. Fleming conceded, but he maintains that it has not dampened the optimism about downtown or hampered the ability of Birmingham to foster growth in the district.

As to the observed preponderance of female births among the Arctic Inuit, endocrine disrupters might have decreased the proportion of available male sperm or hampered the survival of male embryos, but could not have affected the genetic sex of embryos, which is determined at conception.

Institutions are guided--or hampered, as the case may be--by local and federal policies regulating the way they treat employees and trainees.

In this work, the presence of C- NH2 promoted microorganism flocculation whereas O= C-OH, O= C-OR hampered bioflocculation.

The fact that there is no crystal structure available for any OR hampers structure-based approaches such as automated molecular docking to examine ligand binding characteristics.

It is not lying to a grand jury or hampering a police investigation.

"We did not want the suit to delay or hamper their counting of the ballots".