Sentence examples for will continue to hamper from inspiring English sources

The absence of a credible partner in the government of Afghanistan will continue to hamper America's economic and military effort.

A.C.S.'s stock price has been hurt by the view that it will suffer together with the Spanish economy and that its debt burden of 9 billion euros will continue to hamper its significant ambitions.

But the announcement's admonition to "avoid political rallies and street demonstrations" has been incorporated in the standard travel warning (available on the Web at travel.state.gov/travel _warnings.html), and the continuing occupations of white-owned farms, the sporadic violence, demonstrations and chronic fuel shortages will continue to hamper tourism efforts.

But I don't think that it will continue to hamper the housing market.

Meredith Whitney cautioned that high unemployment will continue to hamper the banking industry, but told CNBC she expects Goldman to beat the consensus estimate when it reports Tuesday.

High costs and the very challenging ocean environment will continue to hamper development, but the industry is confident these barriers can be overcome, with tidal and wave power eventually making a meaningful contribution to global energy supply.

However, LD between common variants among European-descent populations will likely continue to hamper fine-mapping efforts, even with the large sample sizes accrued through GWAS meta-analysis.

As funding challenges continue to hamper these agencies' adaptive capacity, learning from each other will become increasingly important.

Yet despite this monumental advance, prejudices continue to hamper girls and boys, too.

But constraints on the budget continue to hamper efforts by Democrats to restore services slashed from last year's budget.

There is no longer any reason to let the zero bound on nominal interest rates continue to hamper monetary policy.