Sentence examples for which is hampering from inspiring English sources

Allegri's men are struggling to break through resolute backlines, which is hampering them on their travels.

Those gains help offset declining US military spending, which is hampering Boeing's defence businesses.

Of more immediate concern is the strong pound, which is hampering their ability to shoot in Britain.

The police are struggling against a self-imposed 'intelligence blackout' which is hampering efforts to net the gangs behind the crimes.

We have a huge amount of money invested in traditional structures and there is much emotional and personal investment in the status quo which is hampering our approaches.

In English-speaking areas, demonstrators have turned violent against people who have not supported the Ghost Town movement, which is hampering commerce and keeping students from classrooms.

Airbus, which is hampered by European restrictions on laying off workers, has decided to expand its airplane production steadily.

This should all be accompanied by a radical overhaul and restructure at City Hall, which is hampered by bureaucracy and too many tiers of management.

After 12 Bd6 Qd6, Korchnoi had eliminated the strong black king bishop, leaving Grischuk with the queen bishop, which is hampered by the three pawns at d5, e6 and f5.

Chinatown businesses say this is because few business owners qualify for the loans, since they are based in part on cash flow, which was down already, and ability to repay, which is hampered by the area's economic slowdown.

For the production of the eutectic alloy, it is vital to ensure efficient mixing of raw materials, which is hampered by large difference in density of the two components and the high reactivity of Li versus O2.