Sentence examples for that hampers from inspiring English sources

State and local budgets are tight, and that hampers overtime flexibility and new hires.

But she, too, suffers from maladies caused by inflammation, including arthritis that hampers her from walking.

The government has created a cumbersome web of regulations that hampers new entrants.

And he leaves a wreckage that hampers Italy's recovery from its financial and economic crisis.

The people of Europe have no such stigma that hampers their pro-worker movements.

The chemical causes kidney and liver damage, as well as attacking the central nervous system, causing paralysis that hampers breathing.

Hamburg went on to crash to a 4-2 home defeat against Mainz, a result that hampers their European ambitions.

The failure to rethink the material that hampers "Imagine" and "Love Me Tender" would be a missed opportunity.

Technology may certainly flourish in totalitarian societies; science cannot, since it requires the same questioning of orthodoxy that hampers other philosophical discourse in such circumstances.

Speaking in German, she said: "We need to cut unnecessary red tape at the European level that hampers our companies in Germany just as in the UK.

(Some people do end up with a cannabis habit that hampers clear thinking and short-term memory, but these effects disappear when they cut down or stop).