Sentence examples for that hindering from inspiring English sources

While Facebook tries to collect as much data about users as possible to prove its ads work, Snapchat has tried to avoid being creepy, despite that hindering its potential monetization — it refuses to use retargeting and other tracking methods.

Mr. Calderón warned that hindering trade would harm Mexico's economy, leave North America uncompetitive and intensify pressure on immigrants to seek work in the United States, another volatile political issue.

Congress should clarify its counterterrorism laws with an understanding that hindering all informed interaction with terrorist groups will harm both our national security and the prospects for peace in the world's seemingly intractable conflicts.

Zubrow's comments echo a sentiment expressed across the banking industry for months: that hindering the ability of banks to take risks hurts their ability to extend loans.

Studies have demonstrated that hindering neuronal impulses for a period of time causes hypersensitivity of the denervated organs [ 22, 23].

The biggest thing that hinders us is fog".

But were there any unnecessary restrictions that hindered the investigation?

"But does that hinder me in any way?

"A mental block that hindered her ability to compete".

He says that his primary concern is fixing outdated clauses that hinder the functioning of government.

Initially, there were electrical problems that hindered the release of the brakes, Mr. Dermody said.