Sentence examples for to be hindering from inspiring English sources

This seems to be hindering further energy transition.

Furthermore, the hard particles inside the matrix were found not to be hindering, or retarding the ASB formation.

And little seems to be hindering the Taliban since the army, six months ago, agreed to a peace deal with the leader of the Pakistani Taliban, Baitullah Mehsud, and has remained in its barracks.

Protests against fossil fuel companies have grown over the last 18 months as oil, coal and gas groups are seen to be hindering the switch to low carbon fuels to counter global warming.

Now, it appears that the company, of which Mr. Forrester owns 51percentt, is worth far less than $100 million and the original estimate seems to be hindering his campaign, not helping it.

Growth will supposedly be stimulated by reducing the size of the public sector though privatisation and outsourcing – alongside the eternally-promised reduction of tax and "red tape", which is seen to be hindering an otherwise dynamic private sector.

But it was discouraging, because d'Arnaud's career continues to be hindered by injuries.

Sunday night's viewing is more likely to be hindered by cloud cover.

When they were finished, Ms. Barr started to leave, only to be hindered by some unknowing oaf.

Yet progress continues to be hindered by preconditions which have prolonged the violence and bloodshed for four years.

In addition, efforts to derive benefit from big data are likely to be hindered in the future by economical and logistical challenges.