Sentence examples for though hampered from inspiring English sources

The site's consensus is that "Though hampered by Stuart Rosenberg's direction, Cool Hand Luke is held aloft by a stellar script and one of Paul Newman's most indelible performances".

The Devils, though hampered by injuries, also became more cohesive.

Though hampered by a knee injury, Makarova continued to dance with the American Ballet Theatre.

It has been going ahead, even though hampered by lack of cooperation from the Sudanese government.

Johnson, though hampered by various nagging injuries, is only 31 years old.

Later he made positive efforts toward reestablishing peace, though hampered by the pro-Austrian sentiments of the majority of cardinals.

Even this feat, though, was hampered by grandiose ambition.

The bank's efforts at a revival have been hampered, though, by obstacles and missteps.

My appetite is hampered, though, by a dread of what's ahead: not so much sleeping in a forest, but putting up our tent amid the seasoned campers of Thorpe campsite, on the banks of the river Thet.

These studies though may be hampered from residual confounding or confounding due to non-measured factors.

Research on the association between the dietary intake of specific phyto-oestrogens, in particular lignans, and disease risk has been hampered, though, by the paucity of data on the amount of these compounds in individual foods, although the development of appropriate databases is underway (Horn-Ross et al, 2000; Kiely et al, 2003; Valsta et al, 2003).