Sentence examples for which will hamper from inspiring English sources

Now it will see projects already too far back in the queue fall further behind, which will hamper the area's ability to grow and compete".

In the coming decades the euro zone's workforce is set to age faster than America's, which will hamper its economy and add to its fiscal pressures.

Kitfield writes that "the Army and Marine Corps have also depleted their stocks of equipment pre-positioned overseas, which will hamper their ability to respond quickly to emergencies elsewhere.

"It is likely that tight lending criteria will remain for some time, which will hamper growth in the euro zone in the next couple of years," Marie Diron, an economic adviser to the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said in a note.

Thus, the reliability of driller's borehole records seems questionable, which will hamper hydrogeological studies and the mapping of groundwater resources.

Key batsman Virender Sehwag is to undergo shoulder surgery, which will hamper his preparations for India's tour of England in July and August.

It will have just over £100m ($163m) to ease capacity constraints on the over-loaded network, which will severely hamper any efforts to increase rail freight.

Furthermore, the Bangladeshi government is considering the renewal of 2G licences and is proposing fees that will cost the mobile industry more than $1.5 billion, which will only hamper innovation and further investment in the sector.It is worth asking why is it that only 43% of Bangladeshis have a mobile phone when mobile coverage reaches 98% of the population.

This gives rise to non-negligible errors, which will obviously hamper the accuracy of the synthesized shape.

Unfortunately, the previously published plasmonic refractive index sensors in visible region generally have a comparatively low FOM, which will greatly hamper their further development and application.

Due to the special and narrow underground field of the coal mine, the electromagnetic interference can cause a series of misstatements and false positives on the monitoring system, which will severely hamper the safe production of coal industry.