Sentence examples for overly hampered from inspiring English sources

According to Cedric Brown, LPFI's Director of Higher Education Programs, the IDEAL program, which is privately funded by Reed Smith LLP, The Heffernan Group, and other supporters, "gives students the wherewithal to pursue their goals and dreams as aggressively as they want without being overly hampered by [questions like] 'is this economically possible?'".

The introduction of mobile phones was initially hampered by overly complex regulation.

Several alternative schools in New York City have said the tests are overly regimented, and hamper attempts to be creative with curriculums and to teach subjects in depth.

But recent reports and recommendations about China's likely target have generated fears that a climate deal could be hampered by an overly cautious initial bid.

HIV/AIDS studies have historically been hampered by an overly cautious biosafety policy executed in China, which requires that samples containing live HIV must be handled in a BSL-3 facility (http://www.lncdc.com/fgbz/gzfa/rjcybyml.doc).doc

The rather static dramaturgy can make it tricky in performance, and Glyndebourne's new production is hampered by an often overly busy staging by Laurent Pelly that doesn't quite get the measure of the piece.

But he insists he is not overly concerned by the problems that hampered him in the three-hour contest against Ferrer.

Luck and Travé demonstrated that predictions of human PDZ domain ligands based on results of combinatorial phage display may be hampered due to a bias towards overly hydrophobic (i.e., Trp containing) peptides [ 17].

Stratford's speeds at the opening of Cavalleria Rusticana are overly slow, and the initial lack of tension is further hampered by the inappropriate gentility of Gweneth-Ann Jeffers's bland Santuzza.

They said the old defense arrangement hampered the development of the military by keeping it overly dependent on its American ally.

But our overly complex immigration law hampers even the most obvious innovators' efforts to become citizens.