Sentence examples for progress was hindered from inspiring English sources

The garage gradually became a rendezvous for musicians to jam, although the band's progress was hindered when white classmates from their recently desegregated high school set fire to it, destroying their instruments.

It proved to the highlight of his reign although progress was hindered by emigration and injuries.

Ancelotti's progress was hindered when assistant manager Ray Wilkins left the club in November after they decided not to renew his contract.

A week later the Greenland coast was sighted, but progress was hindered by thick pack ice.

Further improvements were made under Lord Tyrawley during his term as Governor, but progress was hindered by his confrontational relationship with his senior engineer, William Skinner.

Even in India and China, with their long history of using books, a steady and satisfactory progress is hindered by shortages of finance, materials, and trained staff.

This is typical of many problems dealing with the time required to cover a certain distance at a constant rate while at the same time progress is hindered by a constant retrograde motion.

"Continued progress is hindered by weak institutional capacity, and the government has yet to show a sustained commitment to economic freedom," says the Index.

Further progress is hindered, advocates say, because the state lead paint law is largely self-enforced.

It is clear that our understanding of the environmental hazards of emissions of XHCs is only in its infancy, and further progress is hindered by lack of understanding of the basic combustion chemistry and availability of analytical standards for toxicologic, chemical, and combustion evaluation.

The dental caries of meth mouth often progresses slowly, perhaps because its advancement is hindered by intermittent hygienic practices.