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Meanings of hamper progress in English

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Usage of hamper progress in English
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That said; a slightly inflexible approach could hamper progress in subtle ways.
The South African
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As autonomous driving takes shape, an innovation-averse president could hamper progress.
Wired
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But long-running divisions between rich and poor continued to hamper progress.
Radio NZ
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Transparent reporting is needed to ensure these flaws do not hamper progress in radiogenomics.
Pubmed
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The consortium believe it is designed to hamper progress of their wider break-up proposals for S&N.
The Guardian
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As autonomous driving takes shape and enters the public sphere, an innovation-averse president could hamper progress.
Wired
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With a seat still at the table, Britain could also hamper progress in EU budget discussions and other issues.
Reuters
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Many analysts have suggested these frictions could hamper progress on coordinating economic policy between the world's two largest economies.
Reuters
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In a speech last week, Mandelson criticised the "excessive demands for quick returns" that hamper progress at many public companies.
Reuters
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State Senator Sandra Williams said any unrest would hamper progress but still called the decision a "grave miscarriage of justice".
Radio NZ
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Kevin Kelleher from Ostoform said Irish people can often be a little apologetic when it comes to sales, which can hamper progress.
The Irish Times
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He said war and the AIDS virus hampered progress in Africa.
Reuters
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But he conceded that a lack of resources has hampered progress.
Radio NZ
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This is severely hampering progress in my own life, however.
The Irish Times
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Technical and regulatory hurdles have hampered progress for drone deliveries.
Reuters
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Slideshow (3 images) The danger posed by militants has hampered progress.
Reuters
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