Sentence examples for to hamper some from inspiring English sources

It seems particularly remarkable that the sequestered germline, a crucial animal innovation, that seems to hamper some forms of Lamarckian inheritance, such as those associated with HGT, itself evolved a specific version of IAC.

The inability to make unilateral changes to people's privacy and the right to erasure could hamper some of Facebook's ability to roll out new products and require it to build stronger systems to comply with user requests.

The only factor that seemed to hamper cessation to some extent seems the desire to continue visiting dance events with ecstasy-using friends.

Aid agencies have criticised a general lack of local-government co-ordination and the restriction of access to some affected areas.Bad organisation is only part of the problem: the weather is continuing to hamper relief efforts in some areas, too.

Path's restrictive friending system is going to hamper its virality to some extent (the app won't spam your whole address book of friends with an invite).

Chief executive Saleh Saeed said the situation remained "desperate" and thousands of people were yet to be brought to safety as rising water continues to hamper the efforts in some areas.

His lawyers strove with some success to hamper the prosecution's presentation of evidence.

But now, as the worst of the slowdown appears to have passed, the threat of terrorism is continuing to hamper foreign economic engagement in some countries.

They said Mr. Ghailani's detention was not an effort to try to hamper his defense or gain some tactical advantage in his case, as the defense has claimed.

Many of the rules, critics say, are designed to discourage women from getting abortions or to hamper clinic operations, even forcing some to close.

The lack of security in some parts of the country continues to hamper progress.