Clothing hampers a swimmer
Malnutrition stunts her pupils' growth and hampers their concentration.
You could have themed hampers (chocolate, or "tea for two", for example), or create hampers from (nicely wrapped) homemade foods.
Being evil does not lead to Buddhahood; it only hampers it.
But the producing way of glassware in our country hampers the development of glass industry.
Smoking hampers the blood supply that keeps skin tissue looking supple and healthy.
Finally, the lack of accurate measurability severely hampers the statistical assessment of suitability a stated hypothesis.
This level of manual intervention inevitably hampers team productivity and reduces product quality.
Why the wrinkly face? Smoking hampers the blood supply that keeps skin tissue looking supple and healthy.
The prospects of biogas is extremely broad, but the further treatment of anaerobically digested effluent hampers its development.
In economic life, anti-credit economic behavior such as banks' debt crisis and enterprises' triangle debt hampers deep reform.
Jia Jing's birthday had now arrived. Jia Zhen had six large hampers filled with choice delicacies and rare fruit and sent Jia Rong with some servants'to deliver them.
Their existence is not in contradiction with the democratization of the socialist state, for their correct and effective work ensures, rather than hampers, such democratization.
Take away her beauty, and enable also that endless reincarnation that helped keep the folks of Earth enslaved and living short life spans, which hampers spiritual growth.
The debris flow disaster not only destroys the precious biological resources seriously but also hampers the development of local tourist industry.
But the Keynesian argument that lower government spending automatically hampers GDP growth, right now, is far from the sure thing its champions keep trumpeting.
Having a fever is normally a good excuse for an office worker to take the day off. The ailment severely weakens the body and hampers a person's concentration, lowering the rate of productivity.
For example, in the period of the Party's great expansion, people were forced to join the Party, which, to this day, still hampers our efforts to consolidate the Party and increase its fighting capacity.
