Sentence examples for that has hampered from inspiring English sources

They attributed the rise to growing violence in the south that has hampered vaccination.

The comment reflects a serious misconception that has hampered United States-China policy for years.

Morgan said Nixon's left quadriceps was bothering him, a problem that has hampered him for several weeks.

Yesterday, it was Venus's turn to withdraw; she cited a strained abdominal muscle that has hampered her this season.

One thing that has hampered progress is that physicists still do not agree on how much the new particle weighs.

Altidore, who started the first two matches of the group stage, has been dealing with a hamstring issue that has hampered his performance.

But Bale did not train with the first-team group, as he felt the minor gluteal muscle injury that has hampered him for the past two weeks.

Its hiring push contrasts with plans by many other companies to lay off employees amid an economic slowdown that has hampered revenue growth.

Increased security wasn't the answer the first time round, it failed to address the underlying issues of inequality and opportunity that has hampered integration.

In the United States sports architecture has been crippled by the same developer mentality that has hampered almost every type of building except museums and concert halls.

The city's AIDS prevention office is currently on its 12th director in just over two decades, a turnover rate that has hampered its focus, Mr. Baker said.