Sentence examples for seriously hindered from inspiring English sources

There may be some institutional resistance to this, but the consensus view is strongly in its favour and it is difficult to see the trend being seriously hindered.

The violence has seriously hindered the immunization campaign in Pakistan, which is one of three countries in the world where polio remains endemic.

But the Office of Research Integrity asserted in 1993 that Gallo "seriously hindered progress in AIDS research" by slighting the French discoveries for so long.

In interviews this week, American military officials said they had reluctantly concluded that General Hood's effectiveness could be seriously hindered, and that his personal safety might even be at risk if he were to take up the post.

The contractors are seriously hindered by the wet, and mindful that they will be financially penalised for not finishing on time: at the same time we want all landscaping to be conducted in ideal conditions.

Our surveillance of the suspect could have been seriously hindered, if at the same time we were trying to keep him under tight control, whilst also having to deal with a 'private' surveillance team getting in the way.

The loss of more airports could seriously hinder the state's economy and the national transportation network, experts say.

Such a high rates of environment-related disease in Africa could seriously hinder the continent's sustainable growth.

But political analysts here said that it was unlikely to seriously hinder the dialogue between the two nations.

Still, those in the building industry suspect that the convention will seriously hinder projects throughout the city.

Individual killings may not seriously hinder a large, wide-ranging programme, but they would certainly deter young Iranians from taking that line of work.