Sentences with phrase «often hampered»

The high evidential burden of establishing native title can place the claimants in a comparatively poor bargaining position, which is often hampered by limited resources and the inevitably long road of pursuing a native title claim.

Additionally, due to the forced removals and relocations of Indigenous peoples onto government controlled communities, traditional responses (such as moving to a less vulnerable part of their country) are not as effective, requiring more resources, and in some cases emergency service support, which is often hampered by the remoteness of these communities.

The commission says the current disparity in enforcement laws in member states means efforts to collect cross-border debts are often hampered, with creditors incurring greater costs and facing delays due to differences in legal systems, procedural requirements and language barriers.

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.

The TAR noted that evidence for changes in tropical cyclones (both in number and in intensity) across the various ocean basins is often hampered by classification changes.

Visible and thermal imagery provides higher spatial resolution but is often hampered by clouds.

Progress in computational science is often hampered by researchers» inability to independently reproduce or verify published results.

In trying to determine the incidences of the various causes of seizures in dogs, researchers are often hampered by several things.

These processes are often hampered both by the fact that learners can only pay attention to a few things at one time, and they process words and visual materials differently.

When students» energies are focused on decoding and fluency issues, their comprehension of text is often hampered.

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

Operation Flashpoint: Red River features realistic and challenging missions but is often hampered by poor AI and other frustrations.

But Kaufman's scripts are often hampered by a rather flashy awareness (and perhaps overestimation) of their own intelligence — this is not the case with Stranger Than Fiction.

The Short Version: In traditional publishing, writers are often hampered by rejection, delay, and editing decisions... (read more)

Cancer therapy is often hampered by the accumulation of fluids in and around the tumour, which is caused by leakage from the blood vessels in the tumour.

While metals are, in theory, infinitely recyclable, the recycling processes are often hampered social factors, inadequate technologies, product design, and the lack of separation and sorting facilities.

These studies are often hampered by incomplete health records, lack of uranium exposure data, and failure to detect residents who have moved, according to Johnnye Lewis, research professor in pharmaceutical sciences at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

Industry and agriculture sputtered, often hampered by antiquated techniques.

And her lack of equipment on the road often hampered her wooing of new customers.

But for blood cancer patients who receive donor hematopoietic stem cell transplants as part of their treatment, graft - versus - host disease (GVHD) often hampers their recovery.

The field continues to be dominated by twentieth century introductory textbook concepts, including such dichotomies as formative versus summative assessment, criterion - referenced versus norm - referenced testing, quantitative versus qualitative assessment, informal versus formal assessment — distinctions that often hamper rather than promote clear thinking about assessment.

The biggest flaw, however, is an inconsistent frame rate that all too often hampers the game's high - speed gameplay — a pretty big and unforgivable issue when speed is one of the game's defining factors.

Indeed, particularly with respect to economic offences, which by their very nature and complexity require extensive investigations, the time - limit will often hamper an effective criminal prosecution.

Not exact matches

Conditions such as PTSD often serve to isolate veterans, hampering their ability to transition to civilian society.

They're hampered by their relatively low status in the political system, the country's sheer size and scale, and the varied and often contentious levels of law enforcement.

Even those audit teams that continued to make risk management a priority during the SOX era often found themselves hampered by a lack of wider risk management expertise.

But the individuals who constitute the church and community are often plagued by poverty and hampered by discrimination, underemployment and racism.

Budgeting and reporting requirements should be fitted to the rhythms of publishing; often routines designed for denominational agencies hamper the work of the press.

This is not a joke (like people said often) but serious business because it will hamper the next 3 years of our club.

Many factors are to blame but fact of the matter is when you are unlucky so often, perhaps it is more than just luck hampering your league position.

While defensively Ayton struggled this season, remember he was often asked to defend much smaller forwards in Arizona's scheme, losing much of his size advantage and hampering his opportunity to consistently improve as a team defender.

There is also a loss of motion in your hip joint that often causes a limp while walking and hampers your ability to run.

Louis van Gaal's men have been relatively unsuccessful in that period thus far, with the side's creativity often being hampered by his style of play and team selection, with many Red Devils fans calling for Herrera to be played with Rooney more often.

José Enrique — 5.5 Made the odd good long pass and crossed well at times, but hampers the team when they're building attacks from deep, and often puts the team under unnecessary pressure.

Sharing space with another person often means sharing everything, but a double laundry hamper can keep those dirty clothes separate.

Parents understand that car seats are important, lifesaving devices — but often the pads, straps, and buckles are misused or not used at all, seriously hampering the seat's ability to protect a child.

Kids often ride bikes that are too big or small for them, which may hamper their control.

Appeals for donations of infant formula should not be supported — they hamper relief efforts on the ground, people often donate the wrong kind.

The Acting Chairman of the Commission, Hon. Abdullahi Bako, who made the presentation on behalf of the Commission explained that the amendment had become necessary given the fact that the Commission is restricted by its extant law to prosecute cases only in State High courts which has hampered its prosecutorial effectiveness because high profile defendants often wield substantial influence within a state.

It is often argued that progress in drug research has been hampered by the fact that the disease can only be diagnosed when it is too late for an effective intervention.

The technique should interest the semiconductor industry, which often wants to identify the impurities that can hamper the performance of devices.

Furthermore, fossil bones often contain substances that inhibit the PCR reaction, hampering the identification of any DNA.

There are at least three unique challenges hampering brain disease management: relative inaccessibility, disease onset often preceding the onset of clinical symptoms by many years and overlap between clinical and pathological symptoms that makes accurate disease identification often difficult.

They're often sitting in the hamper because I wear them so often and don't have time to fold laundry until the kids go to bed, which has been too late for my liking (and sanity) lately!

Often our acquaintance with a woman is hampered by our psychological attitudes — fear of acquaintance or ignorance how to behave, what to say.

Middle aged and older people can be even less likely to use condoms, as the women are often beyond worrying about pregnancy, and the men are more prone to impotence and fear hampering their performance.

And while Rogue Ops is still often a blast to play, the game's lack of polish and numerous minor frustrations noticeably hamper the solid, if somewhat derivative, gaming experience that lies underneath.

In fact, as so often occurs with trilogies, this final film feels perhaps slightly hampered by having to end on a definitively redemptive note, where the second in the series can afford to be that much more ambivalent.

In addition, the script takes a candid look at the childhood experiences and self - formed perceptions that often follow people into adulthood, hampering their ability to love, learn and act wisely.

This may not hamper them in grade school where the challenges are often not great, but it can hamper them later when school becomes more difficult.