That seriously hampered any hopes that the U.S. firm — which is struggling to grow its userbase worldwide — had in China, but the service does still have a hardcore base of loyalists who use it in the country.
Before the Goldwater-Nichols reform, each branch of the military too often carried out its operations with little heed to what its counterparts were doing, a situation that seriously hampered effective prosecution of the Vietnam War.
Before the Goldwater-Nichols re-form, each branch of the military too often carried out its operations with little heed to what its counterparts were doing, a situation that seriously hampered effective prosecution of the Vietnam War.
Physicians should realise that current adherence to guidelines is inappropriate and that that can seriously hamper effectiveness and efficiency of surveillance.
In turn, that could seriously hamper innovation, if developers, investors and users fled in fear of running afoul of the vagaries of America's copyright law.
"It's still problematic, as are the other pieces of legislation that still seriously hamper a free and fair electoral process," Walter H. Kansteiner, the assistant secretary of state for African affairs, said in an interview from Washington.
Kyrgyzstan's president said Tuesday that he would order the closing of a base used by the United States to supply its forces in Afghanistan, a decision that could seriously hamper American efforts there.
These are much grander changes that would seriously hamper Facebook's ability to launch new features and make money, and are unlikely to be adopted.
On-demand transportation startup Uber is facing a threat to its business in another of its U.S. markets, as the city of Dallas could soon pass a series of regulations that would seriously hamper its ability to operate there.
While the 600-MHz version of this chip is reportedly working fine, sources say that excessive heat generation and the large die size are two major issues that could seriously hamper the chip.
If a two-tier internet is put in place it could allow internet service providers [ISP] to pick and choose which sites and applications get preferential treatment, something that could seriously hamper innovation and the growth of new businesses.
