Sentence examples for runs hampered from inspiring English sources

Selected for the first Test, he took the first wicket to fall in the game, that of Charlie Macartney, but failed to take another wicket in the match while conceding 88 runs, hampered by a leg injury in the later stages.

Rosberg, unsurprisingly, was unhappy, his second run hampered by understeer and "something very wrong with the left front wheel".

In general, though, the willingness to run was hampered by the original scrappiness.

Steiner says Webvan was wasteful, badly run and hampered by another dotcom myth - the land grab/first mover advantage idea.

The technical failings of the federal HealthCare.gov website and several state-run exchanges hampered exchange enrollment, driving some consumers to buy directly from an insurance company, even if they might have gotten subsidies on an exchange.

Coach Herman Edwards said that running back Curtis Martin, hampered by a knee injury, was also questionable.

He was made the 100-30 forourithefor the Arkle but things didn't work out for him – he was knocked about in scrimmaging at the start, couldn't get to the lead as he had in his previous runs and was hampered by a faller at the second-last.

Nevertheless, one can imagine that the use of nonlinear gradients for very long runs may be hampered by such an effect.

Too seldom has anybody promoted the more boring business of helping to build and reform institutions.Withdrawing aid would be a blunt tool and, at any rate in the short run, would hamper the battle against poverty.

An RRI is defined as any musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back that the participant attributed to running and hampers running ability for at least one week.

In the current study a running-related injury (RRI) is defined as any musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back that the participant attributed to running and hampers running ability for at least one week [ 14, 18].