Sentence examples for started to hamper from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1990's, Mr. McCreadie's injuries started to hamper his effectiveness on the track.

The lack of basic "rules of the road" for what network providers and others can and can't do is starting to hamper innovation and growth.

It was worn out, at the end of a long and tenuous supply line (Model had been promoted on 28 October, and needed two weeks just to get to Kalinin), and the cold weather was starting to hamper the Germans.

The success didn't last long, as Johnson started to get hampered with back injuries, which reduced his effectiveness.

As the days rolled on, the experts in the war room, like the first responders in the field, would start to be hampered by their own fatigue.

On the back of that we started to experiment with a few suppliers.' Business is good, he says, but hampered by low public awareness.

Jerman's last years were hampered by macular degeneration, but she treated this as another challenge and started to disseminate information about talking books and newspapers.

Doctors had previously indicated that they had ascertained that her powers of speech were starting to return but she was hampered by a breathing tube inserted into her throat.

The wild card entrant has impressed in Miami after overcoming an ankle injury that hampered her start to the season.

If submergence prevails for more than 5 days, susceptible rice plants start to die and recovery is hampered (Mackill et al. 2010).

Authorities blamed Zia's activists for starting the chaos in order to hamper the trial process.