hampered

But that effort has been hampered by the fact that Russia occupies two Georgian territories.

However, a broken leg in 1967, and sprained ankles prior to the 1968 Olympics, hampered his chances at Grenoble.

Massive enemy fire, road blocks, and poor communications hampered his ability to reach them.

But Carey may have been occasionally hampered by an irritability that is also common among those with hypomania.

But her ability to move around would have been hampered by that gap on her resume.

Hitherto we have been hampered at every turn by the supposed obstacle of immutable economic laws.

Shorthouse, shuffling with the key and hampered by the steady weight on his arm, certainly felt the solemnity of the moment.

My companion and I, although hampered by the darkness, penetrated some miles toward New River.

But he was young, had had small practice in society, was somewhat hampered by modesty, and so sometimes made a blunder.

English bridge-builders are somewhat hampered in adopting rational limits of working stress by the rules of the Board of Trade.