Sentence examples for seem to hamper from inspiring English sources

They do not seem to hamper the Jets' ability to win games.

Still, the concerns did not seem to hamper progress on economic matters.

The reduction didn't seem to hamper companies' ability to access the markets, as they sold $1 trillion of new debt in 2011.

The researchers have been working on trying to get it to do a full cycle of laundry, but many areas seem to hamper it.

In both countries large majorities of people still live in penury, despite the rise of billionaires at the top.In the short term at least, autocracy does not seem to hamper economic growth.

That the play has become such a high school favorite is somewhat surprising, given that one segment involves two men falling in love, a story line that would seem to hamper productions in more conservative areas.

The condition never seemed to hamper Shay.

This Promethean ambition seems to hamper Duncan's ability to say anything plain.

The injury has not seemed to hamper him much; he has seven hits in 14 at-bats since that game.

But local regulation of oil and gas development is very strong in Texas, Professor Collins said, and has not seemed to hamper the industry's growth.

He may be the best-read prime minister in decades, but his learning seems to hamper instead of illuminate his path.