Sentence examples for so hampered from inspiring English sources
Perhaps her religious feelings were not so hampered.
The survey proved arduous; civil and foreign war so hampered the operation that it was not completed for six years.
They often do not even observe ones in Russia, because their work has been so hampered by the authorities.
It is thought to have contributed to the appalling weather that so hampered Napoleon two months later at Waterloo.
A growing concern is that the banks are so hampered by bad assets from the last boom that they are unable to fund a new cycle of investment.
Their thoughts, feelings, conversations and affections are so unformed, so hampered by sentiment and underpowered awkwardness that the courage, endurance and understanding ascribed to them seem silly.
See articleThe European Union's competition commissioner launched another complaint against Microsoft, this time accusing the software giant of "tying" Internet Explorer, its web browser, to Windows and so hampering its rivals.
Mrs Tshabalala-Msimang and the president, Thabo Mbeki, have previously sounded sceptical about the merits of antiretroviral drugs.Stigma and fear, though slowly subsiding, still deter far too many people from getting tested, so hampering both prevention and treatment.
If scientists figure out a way to muffle this chatter and in doing so hamper toxin release, she says, that could lead to new antibiotics.
Such exports allow Malawi to bypass the formal trade facilitation challenges (from the World Trade Organisation) that so hamper exports.
The presence of the sciatic nerve so hampers the posterior approach that drainage can only be free for a few days, while it is futile to attempt to establish drainage of the hip by an anterior approach.
