Sentences with phrase «of a hindrance as»

They play mainly on the front foot − which can be as much of a hindrance as a positive − so do cause teams problems.

The small bumps are of no hindrance as they are increasingly absorbed, while the bigger hits are controlled by second - stage springing.

These days, my score is hovering right around the 650 mark but overall, it hasn't been as a much of a hindrance as I'd feared.

As you progress through the wonderful world of Rotastic the simple controls become more of a hindrance as the difficulty is taken up a notch.

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Porter's chosen place of business continues to be as much a hindrance to its business plan as it is a boon — for now, its passengers will still have to take a boat before they can fly Toronto's semi-friendly skies.

Third, the founder's ability to focus intensely on a narrow set of objectives can become a hindrance as his or her company grows.

While we do not view the fabrication demand for gold to make jewellery as a driver for increased gold prices, we do view the lack of a supporting market for physical gold as a hindrance to significant positive moves in the gold price by investment and / or speculative demand.

It therefore is so far from rescinding and abolishing these diversities, that it even preserves and adopts them, so long only as no hindrance to the worship of the one supreme and true God is thus introduced.

As Anton LaVey explained in his classic work The Satanic Bible, Man — using his brain — invented all the Gods, doing so because many of our species can not accept or control their personal egos, feeling compelled to conjure up one or a multiplicity of characters who can act without hindrance or guilt upon whims and desires.

Atheism, self center ism is way of animals and hindrance negativity to truth absolute GOD, foundation of consti tution of USA and universe and source for existence of everything in existence, otherwise known as constant.

So he doesn't see these two guards on either side of him as a hindrance to his preaching.

One of the desert fathers tells us, «To my mind there is no labour so great as prayer to God: for when one wishes to pray to God, the hostile demons make haste to interrupt the prayer, knowing that their sole hindrance is in this, a prayer poured out to God... Prayer is the burden of a mighty conflict to one's last breath.»

If the cost of addressing these kind of issues is to be wrongly perceived as having misunderstood, as acting in a way that is consistent with a hindrance to women (as in this instance by you) rather than what is actually happening — a combination of life experience and informed opinion acting in a way that is conducive to equality, dignity and empowerment for women then this is a price I am willing to pay for the sake of women's well being.

hindrance to truth is called hinduism, denial of truth, known as negativity, and right means truth absolute, no need to hind corrupt word right, to please a hindu soul, ignorant desire.

hindrance to truth is called islamism, denial of truth, known as negativity, and right means truth absolute, no need to hind corrupt word right, to please a muslim soul, ignorant desire.

Isn't possible that non-Christians had good ideas and customs and should be recognized as contributors to the formation of Western society instead of hindrances that had to be overcome?

While most moralists and literary critics of this century have viewed comedy as frivolous, a hindrance to serious thinking, Auden used it in the service of morality.

The reason is probably that he saw in riches a hindrance to the absolute nature of the self - surrender necessary as response to the challenge of the proclamation.

Thus while they have, as have the Religious Right, usefully called into question the harmful influence of the naturalists, when it comes to the well - being of science they are probably as much a hindrance as a help.

Here love is clearly experienced and expressed as a commitment to growth, one's own included, whereas the continuity of a static order is a hindrance if it thwarts the process, as Whitehead also insisted.

... made the empirical church virtually dispensable as an agent of divine mission, and in some cases even a hindrance....

Despite the price the human being had to pay for this in terms of body energy (the brain being very energy hungry), the mutation was retained as more of a help than a hindrance.

And as for whether our various faiths are a help or a hindrance to the success of this particular nation, I see no reason why that question should be the test of our convictions.

The result of the doing may emerge as a surprising novelty to the agent — the emergent future may be startlingly novel because the context of present actualization, for unforeseeable reasons, either was devoid of those hindrances which had thwarted or restricted the agent's earlier efforts, or was replete with heretofore unencountered obstacles.

Cazorla has 1 or 2 years at the top left, it could be a good time this season to move him back to ACM and act as direct cover for Ozil, Cazorla is one of the few players good enough to fill that role and not end up a hindrance.

The 10 - vote limit was a hindrance for many, to the point the BBWAA voted to increase it to 12 in the future, but the average voter used just 8.4 spots on their ballot: there are still a whole lot of voters out there who don't see an obvious backlog even as it repeatedly hits them over the head.

Newcastle's participation in the Europa League may act as hindrance especially since none of the teams around them have the grueling Thursday - Sunday schedule.

Klopp did issue some words of caution, however, fearing the inevitable scrutiny on Gerrard when he starts life as a coach can be a hindrance more than help.

If anything, the fact that he only played 23 minutes of the qualifying campaign is his main hindrance, as he might be played out wide to accommodate 8 - goal top scorer Artem Dzyuba as a target man.

Some fans will understandably view big name signings as hindrances to the potential of these youngsters — however, such signings could also have a positive impact.

«Single people functioning in society tend to look at children as a disruption, as a hindrance and as a bother, and to classify a set of human beings like that is a tremendous problem.

But they cite unfounded panic about long - term consequences, a byproduct of the spike in awareness, as the biggest hindrance they encounter in their work.

However, as long as maternity leave is seen as a hindrance to career development, the negative consequences of taking maternity leave will be carried by mothers [34].

In the age of equality, breastfeeding is at risk of being seen as a tie, rather than a bond, a hindrance rather than a womanly art of value for mother and child.

I think Huhne's behaviour as recorded by the Telegraph not only exonerates him, but also rams home the point that the system is completely broken: not only does it allow people to overclaim within the letter of the law, it is a hindrance and annoyance for those who choose to stay within the spirit of the law.

She stated that spending lavishly on weddings, naming ceremonies, expensive cloth should not be the way to go for now, as it will definitely affect their finances since some go for Loans which obviously would be a hindrance when it comes to giving their children the best of education.

But many see it as a hindrance to a Democratic majority in the state senate, including hundreds of residents who called Peralta a «traitor» for joining at a recent town hall.

He cites a lack of resources among cash - strapped local officials, as well as the political nature of the appointment of the MMDCEs, as the main hindrance to carrying out this part of the president's directive.

Her Britannic Majesty's Secretary of State requests and requires, in the Name of Her Majesty, all those whom it may concern, to allow the bearer to pass freely without let or hindrance, and to afford the bearer such assistance and protection as may be necessary.

There is no legal impediment hindering the Court of Appeal from returning the APGA candidate in the circumstance because the hitherto hindrance in Section 140 (2) of the Electoral Act 2010 (as amended) has been struck down by the Federal High Court as unconstitutional.

Clearly being seen as shallow and lightweight isn't that much of a hindrance to him.

He added, «The positions of the national chairman and the deputy national chairman are zoned to the southern states and as such is beyond the scope of the South - West zone to unilaterally adjudicate on, therefore we declare that all those gentlemen that have signified their intentions to contest for the above mentioned positions remain at liberty to continue to prosecute their ambitions without hindrance.

«The only conspiracy he faced was of his own making — his incompetent aides who let him down — his blindness brought him sympathy, not disdain, and his being the black governor was seen, as all the polls showed, as a wonderful thing and not a hindrance,» said a bitter one - time Paterson political ally.

However the FJI identified «the low competitiveness of this programme compared to similar contract offers in other countries in relation to the economic endowment, budget, possibilities to create a group, and future stability» as a major hindrance to the programme's success in this respect.

According to Zhang, the branching structure of the ligands protects the surface of the nanocrystals by occupying more space than straight - chain molecules, creating a mechanical barrier through an effect known as steric hindrance.

But such precision could be a hindrance when the magnetic field varies, as it does over timescales of a year or more.

Indeed, a plethora of research reports has implicated the master guardian of the genome, p53, as being a major hindrance to the iPS induction process [33]--[38].

This rules out the possibility that resistance to inhibitors results from a steric hindrance as proposed for the Thr315 mutations of ABL.13, 33 However, the crystal structures of JAK1 and JAK2 also show that Phe958 or Tyr931, respectively, are in direct contact with the CMP6 inhibitor.21 The replacement of Phe958 by Val / Cys / Ser / Leu abolishes this interaction and should decrease the affinity for this compound (Figure 2C).

The new world, and we as men are going to help join the saving of our inhabitance by conquering our largest, but simplest «manly» hindrance.

The EliteSingles approach: As with Tinder, criticisms of Bumble are primarily the fickleness of its matching process — a hindrance that prevents them ranking among the best dating apps for professional singles.