Sentence examples for possibly hampered from inspiring English sources

It's hard to believe Cesc Fábregas, who was admittedly possibly hampered by injury, has ever passed the ball as poorly as he did in the first half.

It's what befell Big Syke, once of Tupac's Thug Life and Outlawz, his career possibly hampered by his decision to change his name to Mussolini.

Nadal breaks to love, Lajovic possibly hampered by a hamstring twinge, which he clutched after stretching in vain for the final point of the last game.

So, in a different way, is His Bloody Project by Graeme Macrae Burnet (Contraband), which is, hands down, the most readable book on this list, though possibly hampered by its unfair characterisation as a "crime novel".

British law enforcement agents are investigating the possible hacking of phones owned by family members of victims of the July 7 , 2005London bombings, following allegations that the News of the World tabloid hacked into a missing girl's phone and possibly hampered a police investigation.

"[And] disappointing to come off so close to the end and possibly hamper his chance of a summer tour".

Allegedly one of Murdoch's employees hacked into the phone of missing Milly Dowler and possibly hampering her murder case.

Factors that possibly hamper normal wound healing and related angiogenesis.

However, the road from Padang to Solok has been damaged, possibly hampering the delivery.

This high peak corresponds to 5S rRNA and possibly hampers the correct estimation of the 18S and 28S rRNA peaks.

However, these localizations showed lower FDG avidity on the pretreatment scan, possibly hampering adequate evaluation of treatment response.