Sentence examples for would be hampered from inspiring English sources

American policy towards China and Russia would be hampered.

Moreover, the black bishop-pair would be hampered by the pawn structure.

Dr Haavisto said research in Kuwait and Iraq would be hampered by the passage of time.

And domestic progress, in particular harnessing clean home-grown renewable energy, would be hampered yet further.

Meanwhile, legitimate users of copyrighted material would be hampered in their ability to post video and music clips.

He said that while many believed Mr. Bush would be hampered, "I do not believe it need be so".

"It just seemed like the knee would be hampering me for the rest of my life, and that sounded like a bad idea".

But the bill's authors are calculating that his threat is overblown, since pharmaceutical companies would be hampering their own futures if they paid penalties out of their own research and development funds as opposed to taking a small profit hit.

His business philosophy – he once told an interviewer "you can't run a business on sympathies otherwise you'd be hampered" – was worthy of a villain in the works of Ian Fleming or Eric Ambler.

"And at Dell there was an emphasis on 'thinking outside the box.' The company wouldn't be hampered by what the history tells you is right or wrong".

"There is potential there for Toby to move, that's up to him, but he wouldn't be hampered by that.