Sentence examples for while hampered from inspiring English sources

Lohse (7-2) had a total of 10 victories over the last two seasons while hampered by a forearm injury.

The standard five-speed manual, while hampered by long throws and a vague feel, is a necessity for anything resembling sporty driving.

Ellis is soft-spoken, but even while hampered by an elbow injury, he has turned on the merciless attitude that Hamilton seeks.

"While hampered in part by Brexit-related uncertainty in UK financial markets and across the wider economy, the UK capital lost ground mainly as a result of above-average growth of almost 17.7percentnt in the ultra wealthy population of Paris," found the report, which said these now numbered more than 3,900.

After playing three games while hampered by a sprained ankle, Josh Hart felt more like himself in the Lakers' win over Indiana on Thursday night.

By September 2013 the Syrian refugee population exceeded 2 million and IDP estimates, while hampered by lack of access due to the deteriorating security situation in many areas, climbed to 6.5 million, with the majority of new displacement occurring in Homs, Idleb, Aleppo, and the northeastern parts of Syria [ 17].

The bigger cause of hunger remained conflict and insecurity, which displaced close to 69 million people in 2017 and drove up levels of poverty, malnutrition and disease, while hampering deliveries of humanitarian aid.

Lake-effect snow buried Pennsylvania's fourth largest city under more than four feet of snow over Christmas, smashing both local and state snowfall records while hampering holiday travel around the Great Lakes.

ALEC has succeeded in no small part because of its ability to play the long game, changing state policy in durable ways that benefit its members while hampering its rivals.

The wind also compacts snow, increasing its density, thus enabling animals to move more easily over its surface while hampering their ability to dig through to find food below.

It added that the noises emanating from Brussels "speak volumes about eurozone countries' confidence levels" in the Greek government, while hampering the ability of the prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, to announce even modest measures to help people worst affected by Greece's prolonged economic crisis.