Sentence examples for that would hinder from inspiring English sources

I think if I kept having babies, that would hinder me".

The settlement did not preclude Verizon from trying steps outside the bankruptcy proceeding that would hinder MCI's reorganization plan.

"Obviously I don't want to say outright that these men are not armed, because that would hinder their deterrent effect.

They can settle for a controlled opening, perhaps under international inspection, that would hinder rearmament but relieve ordinary Gazans.

From the very beginning, Britain has called for cuts of around €200bn compared to the commission's proposal – cuts that would hinder the growth agenda in Europe.

The archbishop's plea was that no arrangements should be put into place that would hinder the future eventuality for greater reconciliation between the differing factors in this debate.

BY studying pantomime in her native city of Prague, Lenka Pichlikova skirted the language barrier that would hinder her acting career once she immigrated to the United States.

"There is nothing related to Governor Bush's business interests that would hinder a run for president in any way should that be his decision".

In the old days -- before Enron, WorldCom and other recent corporate debacles -- that was considered a drawback, something that would hinder career progress and foster boredom.

But he said he was opposed to any measures that would hinder officials' oversight of public authorities, including the one that would expand the convention center.

But in a district that is increasingly rich in immigrants, Mr. Padavan endorsed miserly legislation that would hinder newcomers' access to state schools or health facilities, citing lack of federal money.