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The lack of any of these will prove a serious hindrance.
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The almost invincible prejudice against the foreigner is a serious hindrance to the regeneration of China.
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But it's a serious hindrance, not to mention liability, for agencies considering commitments to the evening.
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The most serious hindrance to Facebook doing more with healthcare is the ever-hazardous terrain surrounding privacy.
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But another and no less serious hindrance to fame comes from the envy it has to encounter.
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His moral character was a serious hindrance.
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The effect must necessarily be a serious hindrance to public travel, which might sometimes result in complete stoppage.
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But his face was apparently known here, for no serious hindrance to proceed was put in his way.
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Both these facts might be a serious hindrance to her scheme; yet she would not now stop to reflect.
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The idle, academic, superior person, whatever his gifts, is a serious hindrance to honest work, said the popular idol.
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These presented no serious hindrance to our attaining high speed, for we could tell just where to expect them.
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Foreign nationals can't work in classified areas -a serious hindrance in a field where so many come from abroad.
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Perhaps the most serious hindrance to progress would be a fanatic emulation by the countries in transition of the European Union.
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But the fact that coin supplies were limited by the metal that could be dug out of the ground was proving a serious hindrance.
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Changes must be most sparingly made, with the full knowledge that anything that interferes with the habit-action of the workers is a serious hindrance.
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The nervousness or fear which manifests itself in constraint and rigidity of the muscles and sometimes in stage fright is a serious hindrance to progress.