Sentence examples for that it hampers from inspiring English sources

Republicans, who opposed McCain-Feingold at the time of its passage, have since complained that it hampers political parties and empowers outside interests, like pro-Democratic Party labor unions and the tea party-linked elements the GOP establishment has fought in recent years.

It's that it hampers the effectiveness of efforts against poverty.

Companies complain that it hampers recruitment and growth.

"I do worry about this getting so politicized that we cannot function effectively," he said, "and that it hampers our ability to carry out critical national security operations".

But now, they argue, it sets a standard for intervention so high that it hampers American engagement even in conflicts where intervention is justified.Two cases in point.

A popular theory these days is that Woods might be his own worst enemy, so determined for a breakthrough that it hampers his game.

The probe touched the brood patch of the incubating bird but we have no indication that it hampered its incubation.

In the early 1980's, he developed rheumatoid arthritis so severe that it hampered his career for most of a decade.

Loic Menzies, one of the authors of the report and director of the thinktank LKMco, said the reason the report had recommended that schools should not divide children by ability was that it hampered the worst-off children.

The reasons for not using PPE were due to discomfort from hot weather and that it hampered work.

The dense mats that it forms can also hamper the predatory ability of some fish, creating a food chain predominately ruled by small insectivores.