Sentence examples for serves to hamper from inspiring English sources

War is not productive and only serves to hamper your relationship, increase dissonance and create more battles.

Categorising books as one thing or another is increasingly unhelpful to readers and may serve to hamper the creativity of authors.

Rising energy costs, industry consolidation and concerns of a weakening economy also served to hamper these firms' operating environments.

The fact is -- given a bit of clear thinking unencumbered by all of the noise -- none of the issues perpetuating our current national crisis are going to be solved by the screaming children in the room so why join them as it will only serve to hamper much needed solution.

Among other things, the decision required suspects to be reminded of their right to remain silent.In Mr Inbau's opinion, Miranda served mainly to hamper effective police investigation.

After all, the Europe that Mr Hutton so admires has given rise to Jean-Marie Le Pen and Pim Fortuyn, to high unemployment and sagging economies, to public disillusionment with political corruption in Germany, France and Italy, to foreign policies that (particularly in France) serve only to hamper multilateral efforts to control Saddam Hussein's weapons programmes.

"You don't want to hamper the team".

Saturation of MutS function would hamper repair of ROS-induced lesions, and would also serve to impair MMR, leading to a mutator phenotype.

Greece's agricultural potential is hampered by poor soil, inadequate levels of precipitation, a landholding system that has served to increase the number of unproductive smallholdings, and population migration from the countryside to cities and towns.

second serve to break.

Boycotts serve to divide.