Sentence examples for the hampering from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into a hamper.
- Competition pigeons are hampered for the truck trip to the point of release where the race back starts.
Both male and female dancers became increasingly impatient with the hampering Rococo conventions, and, as dancing technique grew more intricate, designers prepared innovations that anticipated general developments in fashion.
9 Similarly, we have reported earlier that the hampering effect of prednisolone on radiographic progression was valid only for erosions.
It is possible that the fermentation performance of yeasts is different in lignocellulosic hydrolysates and synthetic cocktails because of the hampering action of other toxic compounds that cannot be identified or quantified [ 2], in spite of the cocktails having the same composition in terms of the major hydrolysate inhibitors.
Part of ensuring low production costs is keeping wages low, which in turn requires the hampering or outlawing of trade unions and civil society.
When all is said and done, when you have contended with the hampering undertow of Joyce Carol Oates's flaws, there comes a moment when you surrender to the overpowering force of Joyce Carol Oates's virtues.
The hampering of cement hydration process at early age in the presence of these admixtures was generally observed.
But now the ice is hampering the efforts of cleanup crews.
And it contends that the country hampered the efforts of inspectors to explore the suspect facilities.
Red tape compounds the problem, hampering deliveries of previous orders.
Limited cooperation from the Saudis hampered the investigation.
The protein hampered the growth of new neurons.
