Sentence examples for seriously hampering from inspiring English sources

Tides of them sweep through Bamako in rush hour, seriously hampering pedestrians' ability to cross the street.

United could ask the bankruptcy judge to nullify labor contracts if it presented a strong enough case arguing that those contracts were seriously hampering the airline.

At the same time, several crucial agriculture reports used by traders and farmers have been canceled because of the shutdown, seriously hampering decision making about planting and disrupting commodities markets.

Federal officials have warned that any state that declines to share fingerprints through the program will lose access to the criminal databases of other states and the federal government, seriously hampering crime-fighting efforts.

He said: "The speed of the cuts in government funding is seriously hampering our attempts to plan for the future and this year is the most difficult we have faced so far".

Mr. Rumsfeld said, though, that the four-day air campaign was going "exceedingly well," and some military planners said that putting some "high-collateral damage" targets off limits, at least for now, was not seriously hampering the overall military campaign.

This seriously hampered the commission's activities.

This situation might indeed seriously hamper such state prosecutions.

These problems have seriously hampered the study of organogenesis.

Could seriously hamper his interviewing opportunities in future.

The bomblets have also seriously hampered reconstruction efforts.