Sentence examples for was being hindered from inspiring English sources

Microsoft said yesterday that its own trial preparation was being hindered by a reluctant competitor, Novell Inc.

Then, unknown to me, my model building was being hindered by faulty textbook descriptions of the structures of guanine and thymine.

Colin Linford resigned last month as president of Canada's federation, saying the sport's future was being hindered by politics and disorganization.

On the third day, Fitch had figured out that he was being hindered by some of the same problems that Sheldon had faced.

Local officials denied that the opposition was being hindered, saying that the candidates were voicing such criticisms to explain away their lack of support.

In an interview with The Independent, the distinguished presenter said that the BBC's ability to operate efficiently was being hindered by an excess of executive level employees.

A rescue operation was underway, but efforts were being hindered by the heavy rain which had damaged local roads.

Did she think those in their 20s now are being hindered or freed by the general diminution in political interest?

Plans costing £4bn to identify and create a geological disposal site for the UK's radioactive waste are being hindered by a "nuclear perception problem" say experts.

The fight is being hindered by risky sexual behaviour and a lack of basic knowledge about HIV among young people in many countries.

However, significant adoption of cloud services is being hindered by security issues that are inherent to this new paradigm.