Sentence examples for was so hampered from inspiring English sources
Trescothick began his Test career in 2000 alongside Michael Atherton who, by that point, was so hampered by his chronic back condition that he was forced almost to scavenge for runs rather than score them.
They often do not even observe ones in Russia, because their work has been so hampered by the authorities.
It's a shame that these frames are so hampered by slapdash design and terrible tech support, because the ideas behind them are enticing.
A growing concern is that the banks are so hampered by bad assets from the last boom that they are unable to fund a new cycle of investment.
Small and medium-sized Canadian businesses are actually so hampered by slow upload speeds that it's often faster and cheaper for them to copy data to hard drives and physically deliver them to clients.
However, performing iterative hierarchical clustering has been so far hampered by the intrinsic slowness of obtaining a representative set of partitions.
"In no other realm of our national life are we so hampered and stultified by the dead hand of the past, as we are in this field of immigration," he said.
Perhaps her religious feelings were not so hampered.
Their thoughts, feelings, conversations and affections are so unformed, so hampered by sentiment and underpowered awkwardness that the courage, endurance and understanding ascribed to them seem silly.
Not only that, some companies argue that the rate is so high, it hampers growth and expansion in the UK.
The African Union's seven-thousand-troop mission in Darfur, which was scheduled to be replaced by U.N. forces this month, is so undermanned, underequipped, and hampered by Sudanese interference that it can do little more than watch the tragedy unfold.
