hamper by, due, in, for or throughout?
| But things were moving slowly and we were hampered by lack of funds. |
| Boswell was hampered by problems with fund-raising, and had to rely on Mr. |
| The single simulation is hampered by the now uncorrelated variance it carries. |
| I'd severely hampered by the language &; your Chinese OS &; some of the programs installed. |
| Louis (1904) were hampered by poor organization and the absence of worldwide representation. |
| Efforts to decrease unemployment were hampered by the dependence of the economy on petroleum. |
| The reform process has also been hampered by a general breakdown in trust between the Commonwealth and the states. |
| He observed that the rescue operation is being hampered by the strong stench emanating from the underneath of the rubble. |
| Right now, Europe is a non-player and is being hampered by cheeky gits like Ireland who really do not know how lucky they are. |
| Late-arriving firefighters were hampered by low water pressure and the blaze burned down seven houses before it was extinguished. |
| The free market has been severely hampered in meeting the demand side of housing hence escalating home prices. |
| So I'd mindful of it, but I can't think of him every time I'd going into every situation, because that would be hampering for me. |
| The Islamist Party, Jamaat-e-Islami, reported that its ability to secure permits for rallies or processions was severely hampered throughout the year. |
| The Yanks high-priced pitching staff is also hampered with injuries. |