Examples of 'are hampered' in a sentence
Meaning of "are hampered"
are hampered: This phrase conveys that something is being hindered, obstructed, or impeded in its progress or development.
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The travellers are hampered by dangerous dust storms.
Arafat himself said that his movements are hampered.
Sample data are hampered by different kinds of bias.
Often the proposal for any improvement are hampered.
People who are hampered to move by the fences.
Our mobility and flexibility are hampered.
The travelers are hampered by dangerous dust storms.
Their most basic abilities of social interaction are hampered.
We are hampered by toe fact that stand.
Conservation actions are hampered by security concerns.
Are hampered without the possibility of a truth.
Yet these strategies are hampered for demographic reasons.
A lack of resources is not the only reason that programmes are hampered.
Others are hampered by ties to the federal government.
Conventional technologies are hampered by major shortcomings.
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They are hampered by religious practices.
Consider acknowledging that these relationships are hampered by difficult interactions.
But these are hampered by lack of funds.
Businesses have difficulty functioning when their trading activities are hampered by excessive bureaucracy.
The pilgrimages are hampered and later completely forbidden.
Health and climate change interventions around the world are hampered by a lack of data.
At the outset we are hampered by a difficulty of language.
Control operations are underway in all these countries but they are hampered by insufficient resources.
Others are hampered by the mere presence of others.
In some way victimization surveys are hampered by their own dark number.
States are hampered in their efforts to ease the strain for residents.
You imply the traders are hampered by the government.
We are hampered by bullies.
These women lack independence and are hampered in their participation in society.
But they are hampered by a lack of public data on how commuters actually drive.
Global efforts to combat trafficking in persons are hampered by a lack of accurate data.
But we are hampered in our quest.
The development of commercial diagnostic assays are hampered by such unstable compounds.
But if they are hampered by oil they will surely die.
The WHO reports that planning efforts often are hampered by limited information.
Product markets are hampered by regulations that are far from best practice.
However the basically good relations with Italy are hampered by some important issues.
However these are hampered by differing standards being used and timetables of the various organisations.
There is no doubt that also oversight efforts are hampered by the unstable security situation.
They are hampered and oppressed by the consciousness that this is impossible for them.
His efforts to communicate with them are hampered by their lack of curiosity or discipline.
Consequently, the events at this period of the year are hampered.
Precise chronologies are hampered by the lack of grave goods in tombs.
All my books before One Hundred Years of Solitude are hampered by that uncertainty.
Most of these economies are hampered by weak investment and by an external constraint.
Unfortunately their efforts are hampered by,.
Their recovery abilities are hampered by the presence of silver in their bodies.
In addition, socio-economic development, infrastructure development and the delivery of humanitarian assistance are hampered.
Metals are difficult to shape and are hampered by problems such as infection and corrosion.
Women are hampered by various constraints, which limit their participation and advancement in society.
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Hampered the delivery of the EUŐs support
Innovation activity may be hampered by a number of factors
