Sentence examples for sometimes hampered from inspiring English sources

But his American origins sometimes hampered him.

What he found was a government-directed relief effort sometimes hampered by bureaucracy and geographic isolation.

The report said that governments' concerns about illegal immigration had sometimes hampered their response to trafficking.

(Birdie and Regina are sometimes hampered by their high heels, those convenient metaphors for feminine allure and bondage).

Coordination among the DEC agencies was very good but bureaucracy sometimes hampered delivery of the aid programmes.

The penalty is the latest in a string of difficulties that have sometimes hampered Etisalat's efforts to move outside its own tough home market.

Former governor Mario Cuomo agrees that the outpourings of Dunleavy and his colleagues sometimes hamper justice.

India's vibrantly free press, independent judiciary and messy electoral politics may sometimes hamper economic development, but they also make the prospect of an Indian superpower seem far less threatening than that of a resurgent China or Russia.

Talking to a teacher in the audience about the way in which federal regulations sometimes hamper local schools, Mr. Bush said, "I don't know if you have to be a paperwork filler-out-er".

One of the few chinks he had in his armour was his propensity to jiggle around in the gates like a key in a lock – a habit that would sometimes hamper his start, and with it his chances of winning.

Coleman, however, believes that it is receptive to the idea, but some of its staff are faced with infrastructural difficulties that can sometimes hamper digital engagement, such as "old IT systems that they are struggling with, issues around security and risk and that sort of stuff".