Sentence examples for that retarded from inspiring English sources

It was not the FISA law that retarded the intensified monitoring of the insurgents but, rather, internal wrangling between the Justice Department and the intelligence community.

The same factors that retarded the Knicks' cohesion early in the season continue to hinder them -- injuries, youth and Brown's ever-changing rotation.

In blowback actions, the bolt had to be quite heavy, or it had to be subjected to various devices that retarded its backward motion, in order to keep the mechanism from operating faster than was desired.

Hamilton looked around after independence and saw a country destined to become the greatest empire of the earth (as he put it) but burdened with institutions that retarded social mobility and stifled development.

This could be due to onset of reverse reaction that retarded the conversion of DE to TE [38].

A strangely fortunate byproduct of the War on Poverty's focus on minorities was that it largely insulated white America from the most destructive and demoralizing welfare programs and attitudes that retarded progress among many of the black and Hispanic poor.

Phills was 30, but he was also part of a sports culture that retards a player's ability to grow into an adult.

It is believed that cells so close that they are always touching provide a signal that retards the rate of cell division.

The newly formed city corporation faces a lack of fiscal strength that retards the overall progress of the city.

These results provide useful information for designing effective nanoemulsion-based delivery systems that retard the chemical degradation of encapsulated carotenoids during long term storage.

The net result of all this is a sort of indentured servitude for the company, which remains trapped under a debt overhang that retards its natural growth.