Sentence examples for we're hampered from inspiring English sources

"I don't think we're hampered too much by the restrictions," Dr. Dybul said.

But we're hampered by a system that puts too much emphasis on qualifications, on getting bits of paper.

"We've tried to do as much as we could, but we're hampered by lack of tools and equipment," he said.

But we did not go far enough, and we were hampered in our efforts by left-wing local education authorities.

Once again we are hampered by the fact that there has been little direct investigation of the problem in man.

I feel that, as an art form, we are hampered by the fact that no one can afford to make a mistake".

At English PEN, we are hampered in our support for such writers of conscience whenever governments and corporations in the west endorse repressive laws such as criminal defamation.

"My concern is that we are hampered... by not having reached an agreed position across Government on how we will respond to Hutton".

No longer shall we be hampered by the limitation of acoustics and our stupid, stupid ears.

Here, however, we are hampered in making a judgment by Disney's disclosure standards.

Wearing an orange lungi (sarong), the colour of his party and his Hindu religion, shovelling fresh samosas (vegetable pastries) out of a huge wok, he said: "We are hampered here by our candidate Sakshi Maharaj, he is going around saying why should I fight?