Sentence examples similar to to hamper something from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most notorious encounter was at the 'Holy Water' game at the 1990 World Cup, where the drinks of the Brazilian players were apparently spiked with a little something to hamper their performance, something confirmed by Maradona but denied by Argentina coach Carlos Bilardo.

For a while the flanker's role looked destined for Matt Kvesic of Gloucester but he stalled through injury and playing in a poor club pack – something unlikely ever to hamper Australia's Michael Hooper and David Pocock, or any New Zealander.

"There's a tiny bit of paperwork to be done but it's not something that's going to hamper either party doing the deal," Mackay said.

This is bound to hamper the recovery.

The condition never seemed to hamper Shay.

The trade deficit continued to hamper growth.

He alleged Rousseff had tried to hamper the investigation.

But Rudy said: 'I am not going to hamper Bloomberg.

"You don't want to hamper the team".

The revelations did little to hamper the show's success.

Technologists, who tend towards libertarianism, wanted to hamper intelligence collection.