Sentence examples for production is hampered from inspiring English sources

Production is hampered by a shortage of sophisticated talent in areas such as fashion photography, styling and make-up.

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.

Things aren't exactly as they used to be – this time they're explicitly supporting a political cause, and the entire production is hampered by a bizarre fondness for iMovie's "aged film" effect and the fact that they appear to be recording from inside an upturned metal dustbin – but it's still enough to warm the cockles of anyone who remembers watching Bodger and Badger as a child.

Propylene production is hampered by hydrogen transfer reaction as it consumes the olefins generated by the catalytic cracking.

While biodiesel has potential in resolving current energy crisis, its production is hampered by both feedstock and catalyst availability.

Effective development of host cells for therapeutic protein production is hampered by the poor characterization of cellular transfection.

But the production was hampered by its producer, Maurice Browne, who cast himself as Iago and drafted in his wife, Ellen van Volkenburg, to direct.

Donald Esmond, the Toyota senior vice president of sales for the United States, said that 2011 deliveries of the brand's Prius could exceed 2010 levels, despite production being hampered by the March earthquake in northeastern Japan.

Estimates of water consumption from hydroelectricity production are hampered by a lack of common methodological approaches.

Production was hampered by weak snowfall which was unfavourable to the skiing action scenes.

However, economic production of these products is hampered by high cost in harvesting and dewatering of biomass, which can account for 20 30 % of total cost [ 3, 6– 8].