“hamper”造句，怎麼用hamper造句

The trickster's role is to hamper the hero's progress and to generally make trouble.

Second, the ending of individual one-to-one tuition for maths and English will hamper poor children's progress significantly.

I've seen lack of basic resources such as decent chairs, tables, food, drink, and top-notch workstations dramatically hamper software development efforts.

The yen advanced to an eight-month high against the dollar, fuelling fears that a stronger Japanese currency will hurt Japan’s exports and hamper its recovery.

Mr Rato warned that this trend could hamper growth and fuel support for populist economic policies in these countries, adding that the global economy could be at an “inflection point”.

That may hamper his efforts to run for President.

Similar restrictions hamper the distribution of foreign books and magazines.

In the end the masses will lose faith in them, which will hamper their development.

The perverse result is to hamper, not expedite, globalisation, which relies on the free flow of goods and services between many countries, not just along bilateral channels.

We figured the only thing that could hamper our success in the acceptance tests would be last-minute changes by the engineering team that broke other pieces of code.

However, the deteriorating security situation continues to hamper control measures in the affected area.

Smoking cigarettes can harm blood vessels and curb blood flow to the penis. And nicotine makes blood vessels contract, which can hamper blood flow to the penis.

But the new federal budget deal cuts 12 percent from the agency's conservation spending, which could hamper soil efforts.

It caused fears that restricted credit will hamper recovery.