Sentence examples for particularly hindered from inspiring English sources

When you write seriously you are not particularly hindered by the reader's knowledge that you are trying to be serious.

And the nightclub scene is particularly hindered by a rise in alcohol taxes and restrictions on opening hours.

Development of such design methodologies is particularly hindered by the lack of adequate understanding of the strength and deformation capacities of double angle connections in fire.

Research requirements for obtaining parental consent particularly hindered participation rates and may constrain the opportunity to test effects of interventions.

The private use of one's reason, on the other hand, may often be very narrowly restricted without particularly hindering the progress of enlightenment.

The CMA, which has been reviewing the working of the energy market for the last 12 months, may also call for a bonfire of the 10,500 pages of industry codes which cause bureaucracy and cost, particularly hindering smaller new market entrants.

This particularly hinders the areal development of heat pump systems in the shallow subsurface.

12 Fear and embarrassment may particularly hinder men taking part in WLPs.

The L1 ORF2 segment of sense oriented intronic L1 insertions particularly hinders RNA polymerase processivity (Han et al., 2004; Lee et al., 2012).

The presence of the fleet did force the Russians to keep two corps in reserve for coastal defense, but the Ottoman high command failed to make use of its naval superiority in a more meaningful way, particularly to hinder the Russian advance into the Balkans.

As psychologists themselves have become increasingly aware, the empirical investigation of empathy has been hindered (particularly in the beginning) by conceptual confusions and a multiplicity of definitions of the empathy concept.