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hinder

[hin-der] / ˈhɪn dər /


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"I would love to tell you about it, it is eating me away inside," said Sanderson, who admitted his previous honesty about targets had hindered some of the club's negotiations.

From BBC

China’s huge trade surpluses with many Western countries have hindered its efforts to lure them away from the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

Approval ratings for Takaichi's cabinet are around 70 percent, but her ruling bloc only has a slim majority in parliament's lower house, hindering its ability to push through her ambitious policy agenda.

From Barron's

But her ruling bloc only has a slim majority in the powerful lower house of parliament, hindering its ability to push through her ambitious policy agenda.

From Barron's

The physical infrastructure of the power grid and labor shortages are hindering data center growth, posing a risk to hyperscaler stocks.

From Barron's