Examples of 'is hampered' in a sentence
Meaning of "is hampered"
Is hampered means that something is being hindered, impeded, or slowed down by obstacles, challenges, or limitations. It implies that progress or functioning is being negatively affected or restricted
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Further outreach is hampered by limited travel resources.
The interpretation of epidemiological studies is hampered by difficulties in.
Progress here is hampered by weaknesses in multilateral arenas.
A sideward blow at yourwaist is hampered by this pillar.
Shipping is hampered by the lack of an adequate anchorage.
Interpretation of epidemiological studies is hampered by difficulties in measuring.
Trade is hampered by poor transport infrastructure.
The normal functioning of the government is hampered.
The business environment is hampered by regulatory obstacles.
Consequently the normal flow of traffic is hampered.
Media coverage is hampered by a lack of reliable information.
In this way opinion forming is hampered.
Full access to medicines is hampered by a variety of factors.
She is hampered because of her work.
The replacement option is hampered by its high cost.
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It is hampered by imperfect debarring of the bead.
Moreover implementation is hampered by lack of qualified staff.
Is hampered by the fact that.
But the improvement is hampered by another phenomenon.
This is hampered by the evolution of parasite resistance to current drugs.
But repair work is hampered by import bans.
It is hampered by its automatic transmission.
The quality of work is hampered under such conditions.
International support for rehabilitation and development investment is hampered.
Law enforcement is hampered by a weak judicial system.
You are the one that is hampered.
Our recovery is hampered by global uncertainties.
Cross border trade is hampered.
Management is hampered by an overall lack of information from surveying.
A sideward blow at your waist is hampered by this pillar.
This is hampered by the narrow access to the reservoir.
A belief that freedom is hampered by law.
Pöttering ment is hampered by administrative and fiscal obstacles.
Action to improve the quality of universities is hampered by slow implementation.
Brain development is hampered by its consumption during adolescence.
Enforcement of laws against these activities is hampered by a lack of resources.
Her search is hampered by the intense media scrutiny.
But this growing industry presence is hampered by major obstacles.
Tourism growth is hampered by lack of infrastructure and transportation limitations.
Achieving a full understanding of these questions is hampered by several obstacles.
That free movement is hampered by obstacles to the movement of vehicles.
Research pertaining to organized crime though is hampered by several factors.
Why is hampered by the breathing.
Access to the judicial system is hampered by poverty and illiteracy.
This is hampered by a shortage of trained personnel and a lack of employment opportunity.
But the move to regulations is hampered by three contradictory factors.
This is hampered by formal and intellectual barriers and cultural differences.
In a number of areas further progress is hampered by a lack of countrywide strategies.
Transparency is hampered by fragmentation of the system and the complexity of legislation.
Conventional gas phase technology is hampered by some considerable problems.
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Hampered the delivery of the EUŐs support
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