Sunday night's viewing is more likely to be hindered by cloud cover.
Yet progress continues to be hindered by preconditions which have prolonged the violence and bloodshed for four years.
When they were finished, Ms. Barr started to leave, only to be hindered by some unknowing oaf.
(Also vengeful fire: the burning of a Judas effigy, often part of the celebration, is a custom unlikely to be hindered by recent debates about his innocence).
Around half of those surveyed said doctors, people working in emergency services and teachers were most likely to be hindered by revealing a mental illness.
When the trial began it became evident that the defendant was to be hindered in every way from proving his case.
The picture, like many others in the collection, is too immense to be hindered by any ill-fitting frame, and contains much more than any singular design.
In addition, efforts to derive benefit from big data are likely to be hindered in the future by economical and logistical challenges.
Companies' social-responsibility efforts are also likely to be hindered by the important business maxim that "you can only manage what you can measure".
The ethics office appeared to be hindered in its review because, unlike the committee, it is powerless to issue subpoenas or compel witnesses or lawmakers to testify.
Despite these advances, agricultural production continued to be hindered by the persistence of traditional farming methods and low mechanization, which required a relatively high number of farmworkers.
