Sentence examples for risk hampering from inspiring English sources
It's clearly a very hard and stressful job, and if you're already vulnerable to such things and they risk hampering your ability to function then perhaps the role isn't for you.
Ramping up prevention: UNICEF goes door-to-door in epicenter of Ebola outbreak [16 April 2014] MONROVIA, Liberia –UNICEF today deployed a 12 member team to Lofa County, where fears and misconceptions surrounding the deadly Ebola virus risk hampering Government led efforts to stop its spread.
Meanwhile actual and proposed tweaks to the points-based immigration system, giving greater weight to those with money and less to those with PhDs, risk hampering universities in hiring the best academic staff, they say.
These actions put children's lives at risk, hampers their right to an education and results in reduced enrolment and high drop-out rates, especially among girls.
Putting up taxes in a recession is politically unpopular and risks hampering a recovery.
The disaster risked hampering New Year celebrations for thousands, and the police urged revelers to be on their best behavior.
In these instances, the furthering of one stakeholder group's interest may impinge on competing stakeholder interests and risks hampering the long-term interests of the corporation.
The rise of Syriza also risks hampering Podemos and other anti-austerity movements across Europe by creating tension between them and movements in the north, which have been mostly to the right of the spectrum, he said.
Aneeta Prem, the founder of Freedom Charity, said newspapers and broadcasters risked hampering the recovery of the three alleged victims by speculating about their life with the couple accused of holding then in servitude in south London.
"We recognise the need for reforms which will enhance audit quality; however, the report's recommendation to break up the largest firms risks hampering, rather than enhancing it," Hemione Hudson, PwCs head of assurance, said.
Having single purchasers buying from single providers risks a 'too intimate' (p21) relationship that risks hampering the bargaining process.
