Sentences with phrase «to hamper»

We have a build in hamper in our closet where my husband changes his clothes.

It probably is too large for many people but I'll be getting this as long as it isn't hampered by bugs.

Guests will find a complimentary hamper of local organic produce, fresh coffee beans, plus chilled beer and wine in the fridge for their arrival.

As is often the case with nascent media stores, the service's appeal is severely hampered by selection.

I use an open plastic woven laundry hamper with a mesh / nylon laundry bag as a liner.

I mean, I don't like to just lump it in hamper with the rest of the laundry for a few reasons.

Relax in this tranquil setting while dining on local produce with your gourmet picnic hamper for 2.

Your experience will then be topped off with a gourmet picnic hamper with a fresh tropical platter, refreshments and glass of sparkling wine or beer.

Prepare your country style breakfast hamper in the fully equipped kitchen.

It also occasionally let the windows steam over, which hampered visibility.

The lack of a standardized procedure for collecting data about elusive and hard to find species like the great white shark has to date seriously hampered efforts to manage and protect these animals.

It's still a system with a good set of features but that's seriously hampered by awkward organization and sluggish response times.

But they were being hampered from doing so because of the impact of workload and the monitoring and surveillance culture in schools which was also damaging teachers mental health.

So she sleeps in the laundry hamper on top of the dryer.

But what it does offer is an outright fun experience only hampered by poor level design.

And rates should increase slowly enough not to hamper growth of the economy.

The borders between these crystals interfere with electron flow and have so far hampered development of electronic devices based on carbon.

This is often hampered because nobody is prepared for the tutorial, so all my leading questions about the readings, tutorial topic, and discussion questions yield little response.

A sizable 37 percent in the 7 - 15 age group stated their studies often get hampered as the ereader is in use by either parents or siblings.

Two, it's versatile in that it transforms into a clothes hamper with an additional purchase.

However, this is very often hampered by the lack of experts.

People with physical and mental disabilities are sometimes significantly hampered in fully participating in all aspects of society because of social and physical barriers to the full enjoyment of their rights.

Sure, the humour is good and the world it creates is pretty interesting, if lacking in detail, but the technical and presentation issues really hamper the first crucial moments.

Although the 500 has a five - speed gearbox, rather than the six - speed found in many rivals, the powerful engine means this doesn't hamper performance too much.

Do you think eating more food hampered your loss?

And if the secondary is still hampered by poor safety play, this could be a long season.

And they're also a great size for using as a dirty laundry hamper when traveling or camping!

If you do, it can hamper progress for up to a week before your body is back in ketosis and normally functioning again.

Twenty - three chemicals used in fracking fluids can hamper at least one of five hormone signals tested in human cells, the researchers found.

Our ability to raise new funds could similarly be hampered if the general appeal of private equity and alternative investments were to decline.

With solid graphics, great control, and some addictive gameplay elements, these are only slightly hampered by some mixed sound.

If you want to give your baby best comfort and a soothe touch, then I can suggest a stunning baby gift hamper for you.

Toss a bathing suit and sunscreen in your beach bag — and take along a gourmet hamper stocked with lunch and chilled wine.

The tax would generate revenue for governments whose usual sources of revenue hamper economic incentives to work, save, or undertake commercial risks.

But it feels hampered by many aspects, neither embracing its video game origins nor providing any sort of compelling reason to exist.

In the digital - learning era, these become even more dangerous tokens of «quality,» as they work to hamper innovation.

Going from the best player in the world to one of the best should not hamper what he has done.

Although technical problems hamper the development of a true tabletop accelerator, an advanced civilization has billions of years to perfect these and other devices.

On arrival you will receive a small welcome hamper with local coffee and breakfast for your first morning.

A generous breakfast hamper includes tea, coffee, juice, cereal, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, home baked bread, honey, and jam.

Spending hours at a time at the gym will likely hamper potential gains.

Enjoy cocktails on arrival, a delicious picnic hamper filled with tasty treats and full English breakfast daily when you book a two night stay.

Yet many policymakers have avoided meaningful action to reverse these effects, sometimes claiming that addressing climate change would hamper businesses and the economy.

Other features include: * A continental breakfast hamper provided as part of the package.

So you are not even hampered by your need to make good use of the money invested.

The fact he was already hampered by injuries less than a year removed from his breakout season is a bit telling to me.

This isn't simply a matter of comfort; a poor office climate can hamper productivity.

This will help the growth of the space sector, which is currently hampered by the lack of graduates and technicians with relevant qualifications.