be hampered

China's emergence, as symbolised by the Olympics, will otherwise continue to be hampered by the instability in its own backyard.

Yet experts caution that nature's contributions to the recovery effort might be hampered by long-term environmental abuse.

Until then, she said, schools will be hampered by the need to invest simultaneously in books and bits.

Unfortunately, post-financial crisis growth is likely to continue to be hampered by huge debt burdens.

But growth could be hampered by the fact that content is in short supply.

One always feels that the average police detective must be hampered by lack of imagination.

As polio shows, technology can be hampered by political, religious and societal obstacles in the countries where he's spending his money.

First, the effectiveness of risk management may be hampered by the time difference.

The work could be hampered by aftershocks and storms that are forecast for the area.

Could insulin production be hampered by glyphosate build-up and contribute to diabetes?

however, its efforts will be hampered if the yen remains strong, denting exporters' competitiveness.

There are voices saying that Chinese economic development will be hampered if the country does not invest heavily in naval power.

Most fundamentally, China's ability to manage future problems will be hampered by its political system.

When you walk, your steps will not be hampered; when you run, you will not stumble.

When you walk, your step will not be hampered; and if you run, you will not stumble.

OPEC production cuts will be hampered by disagreement and fail to stem the slide, it added.

Why not just flatten the deck and fit the catapult and not be hampered?

The country could still be hampered by power shortages.