Sentence examples for was not hobbled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Case said that despite the delays, the company was not hobbled in any way by the restrictions imposed by the F.C.C. and the Federal Trade Commission.

Unfortunately industry, unlike government, is not hobbled by 18th-century organizational technology.

"They are not hobbled by worry that 'this will be used against us,' " Mr. Gebert says.

Most come by rail, though the service would be inadequate even if it were not hobbled by a shortage of trains and a surfeit of vagrants.

But at least the government is not hobbled by the scratchy coalition politics that bedevils all attempts at reform in Germany and Italy.And others have led the way.

Why deny the public the chance to experience a place made by the architect whose work they have come to see? Nouvel's installation is not hobbled by consistency.

And, unlike countries, cities are not hobbled by issues of sovereignty, points out Benjamin Barber, of City University of New York in his book, "If Mayors Ruled the World".Though its first partnership with the Chinese government on the building of an industrial park in the city of Suzhou in the 1990s took time to bed in, Singapore's government is marketing its urban know-how.

"He wasn't hobbling around, wincing in pain or making any of those gestures," he said.

"I'm not feeble and I'm not hobbling along," he said by telephone.

He's not hobbling so it may not be a tear, but it's obviously strained at least.

But we had very strong businesses, and they weren't hobbled by over-centralised management".Getting division heads to talk more to each other, and to make more joined-up use of their websites: these are handy management tools.