Sentence examples for particularly hampered from inspiring English sources

Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "The manufacturing sector has had a pretty torrid 2015 as it has been particularly hampered by the strong pound and lacklustre global growth hitting export orders.

Young women can be particularly hampered by a lack of female teachers since they may not feel as comfortable in classes taught by men.

This would have particularly hampered the generalisability of results had the findings been positive.

Studies are particularly hampered by the current lack of cultivatable strains.

Female health-workers and mothers living in hard-to-reach areas were particularly hampered by distance, poor roads, and lack of transportation.

Species at the edge of their temperature niche (in this case, approaching environmental minimum temperatures of −12 °C, Figs  1 and 7) are particularly hampered in gap centres.

Claire Spielberg, general manager of Command, said the cuts will particularly hamper people who work on weekends and residents of Mill Basin and Gerritsen Beach, which are not near subway lines.

The vascular hot spot is still identified manually before automated counting as the heterogeneity of microvessel morphology and immunostaining intensity particularly hampers a fully automated analysis of tumour IMD.

Such multi-layered interconnections in the control of antimicrobial defense might not only complicate investigations on the genetic regulation of the respective factors but particularly also hamper mechanistic studies in disease settings.

As a result of the low input nature of the system, crop production particularly cereals is hampered by low concentration of soil nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), erratic and poorly distributed rainfall patterns (Bationo et al. 2003).

Firstly, nesprin associated complexes may be disrupted when other cellular signalling pathways are hampered, particularly those which control nesprin gene expression.