Sentence examples for rather than hamper from inspiring English sources

Now, Russell Dickerson of the University of Maryland, College Park, and five colleagues have discovered that aerosols actually promote smog production rather than hamper it.

For reduced voltages up to 3.5 kV/bar the model correctly describes the current voltage characteristics and leads to the conclusion that high pressure should favor rather than hamper electric field effects on flames.

Rupert Harden was sin-binned but, rather than hamper Gloucester, it spurred the visitors on to the game's first try, as Burns raced over after a Bath error and he also added the extras.

Such policies must allow, indeed encourage, the U.S. economy to grow and flourish, rather than hamper innovation and growth.

Their son Jacob was born in 2009, but rather than hampering her performances, motherhood seemed to enhance them.

Monsanto says that its licensing shows it is the opposite of a monopolist, encouraging rather than hampering competition.

YouTube's argument is that these people won't pay for a streaming subscription, so rather than hampering Spotify and co, its free service is at least making the music industry some money from those people, through ads.

I was bouncing back to running well and by then the injury had motivated rather than hampered me.

But rather than hampering Palace's chances, the dismissal by referee Anthony Taylor was to provide the catalyst for the strugglers, as Barry Bannan slotted home the winner just two minutes later, with incoming manager Tony Pulis watching on from the stands.

But rather than being hampered by the regulatory climate, "we see regulation as our friend," he explains.

Critics on both sides of the issue have argued that the focus on seats, rather than votes, could hamper the movement's ability to gain legitimacy internationally.