Sentence examples for which has hampered from inspiring English sources

Perhaps one of the most daunting developments in the relief effort has been the collapse of communication systems, which has hampered emergency medical workers and separated families.

The city's security woes have been exacerbated by a severe budget crunch, which has hampered the government's ability to pay police officers.

The limitations of natural talent, emphasised by the personal and professional immaturity which has hampered Wilfried Zaha's transition at Manchester United, can be exposed ruthlessly and unexpectedly.

Some of the shift in trade toward China comes from heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, which has hampered trade between the two countries.

Another concern is the nation's intractable unemployment rate, which has hampered consumer spending and worsened a foreclosure crisis in the housing market.

Drones also have to remain in line of sight and within 500 metres of the pilot, which has hampered attempts to use drones for delivery or surveillance purposes before.

"There have been many delays which have hampered this war against extremists".

Younger players have the added advantage of being more likely to avoid injuries, which have hampered the Giants, the Red Sox and the Yankees this year.

The overthrow of the Spanish elite, which had hampered the interests of powerful local merchants, granted more freedom to Dutch traders.

The Williams camp was muted over Serena's physical issues, which have hampered her foot speed, but it is believed that they are not serious.

The villages affected are in a demographically fragmented region, fraught with wars, revolutions, genocides, and totalitarianism — all of which have hampered research and medical record-keeping.