1 They sent us a lovely Christmas hamper.

2 You would hamper yourself with that fellow.

3 There are some apples in a picnic hamper.

4 I hastily packed the hamper and lugged it to the car.

5 We don't own a picnic hamper.

6 Near the wall was a bass hamper.

7 The picnic hamper had been stacked quietly and moved aside.

8 This it at once began to use to hamper the government's efforts to cope with the desperate financial situation.

9 Drastic changes, up or down, hamper longer-term development and can mean re-drafting the national budget at short notice.

10 They tend to hamper every search for factual reality, including research in science.

11 This wicker hamper is packed with delicious goodies and costs ￡64.92, inclusive of nationwide delivery.

12 Pundits and scientists chafe at regulations that hamper their creativity and the direction of their research.

13 And so is the yummy hamper over there from Fortnum's.

14 Needlessly to hamper working animals bespeaks more eloquently of bad husbandry.

15 Police should have the power to fine people who hamper rescue efforts. In fact I'd throw them into prison for a night.

16 Business leaders are cautioning against hasty action that would hamper flexibility.

17 The following quotations illustrate some of the frustrations and misunderstandings that could hamper the best-laid plans.

18 A pedagogy which denies this perversely creates difficulties which hamper the learner in this task.

19 Wilson received an injury in the third minute, but that didn't hamper his stand on the game.

20 More schools in the area have agreed to support the Hamper Appeal.

21 But if arrest before that were forbidden, it could seriously hamper the police.

22 He was not reckless exactly, but he certainly never stopped to consider whether that loss was too great to hamper expansion.

23 A returnable 150,000 Lire deposit is payable on arrival but a welcome hamper is included in the price.

24 Donald Peterson said at a Pentagon news briefing as heavy snowfall continued to hamper search and rescue efforts near Vail, Colo.

25 The bag had been sitting in this dank tent for the last three days and smelled like an old laundry hamper.

26 The coalition partners predict further elections in six to eight months, and the energy shortage threatens to hamper their reform plans.

27 The bag had been sitting in a dank tent for three days and smelled like an old laundry hamper.

28 We whipped up Christmassy feelings and pulled decorations and paper hats out of a hamper given by soldiers in the Outer Hebrides.

29 Geest warned in the autumn that oversupply in the final quarter of 1995 would severely hamper its full-year bottom line.

30 He described his proposals for the coming year as neutral because he did not want to hamper recovery.

31 He placed the hamper on the ground, spread a cloth.

32 I hung up my tie and jacket, kicked off my sneakers, and threw everything else into the hamper.

33 Or the chauffeur, walking ahead, carried the hamper, spread the cloth, returned to the car.

34 I found men's boxers in the clothes hamper.

35 But there are worries the expiration of the tax credit could hamper the recovery, and many lawmakers want to extend the program, with some pushing to expand it to all buyers.

36 Tannic acids, gossypol and tomatin in the diet hamper the larval growth of both species and tomatin has more pronounced effect on the tobacco budworm.

37 On the other hand, moving persistent objects themselves can hamper navigation.

38 Thiamin deficiency is known to hamper the brain's ability to use glucose, decreasing energy available for mental activities.

39 I see Mrs Barker doing up the lunch in a hamper and a great basket.

40 But, if blood is calcic content is exorbitant, can hamper zincic absorption.

41 Whether it's one big hamper with three sections or three different hampers lined up, it doesn't matter as long as you can use it to presort your laundry.

42 CONCLUSION: These results demonstrate that unprivileged young woman has limited accesses to prenatal care, present high-risk factors that hamper both maternal and newborn health.

43 Let us take hold of our freedom in Christ and lay aside the despair and self-justification that hamper our ministries.

44 Many are championing the idea of special economic zones in the north-east, which would free the area from the cat's cradle of rules imposed from Tokyo that hamper free enterprise.

45 Currently, there are many restrictions that hamper the development of multilateral trade.

46 He wanted a box and a hamper that come from Newcastle.

47 Seoul believes accepting such a line would endanger fishing around five South Korean islands and hamper access to its port at Incheon.

48 In the end the masses will lose faith in them, which will hamper their development.

49 Tracy Byrne, a podiatrist specialising in podopaediatrics, believes that wearing shoes at too young an age can hamper a child's walking and cerebral development.

50 Before entering the bathroom, he emptied his dirty laundry into the hamper.

51 Nobody wants to hamper the efforts of the police to get on top of the terrorists.

52 He wanted a box and a hamper that was come from Newcastle - upon - Jyne.

53 The cheesemonger woke when they stopped to change the horses and sent for a fresh hamper.

54 Outdated conventions and bad customs hamper the growth of production.

55 Because of room acoustics and delay in the transmission path,(http:///hamper.html) echoes affect the sound quality and may hamper communications.

56 Casting a wide net helps you break down the data silos that hamper analysis and allows you to deliver a timely and complete enterprise view of relevant information.

57 Warm, sinking air can hamper cloud formation, which results in less rain and lower overall humidity.

58 "Why of course for the matter of that we could have sent you back last week, " said Johnny rather huffily "did you not know that the hamper goes back empty on Saturdays?

59 Cytokines, which can improve the host immunity and hamper the immune escape of tumor cells, have become an important strategy for tumor biotherapy.

60 Some refuse to take Praziquantel, believing it will hamper their ability to work.

61 Background: Hearing impairment in children can hamper learning process in them.

62 The lobby is trying to hamper the policy of the U.S. government.

63 Although this can be useful, it also has the potential to hamper problem diagnosis.

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64 As a result, concern over the militarisation of space threatens to hamper efforts to develop clean-up technology.

65 Ignorance of users'specific learning needs and technology aids will hamper the intercommunication.

66 The trickster's role is to hamper the hero's progress and to generally make trouble.

67 Relativism is fashionable theand that may hamper you from thinking about taste, even as yours grows.

68 Lactide is the midbody for the preparation of poly(lactic acid), the ratio of lactic acid to lactide is low and hamper the extensive application of PLA.

69 The KOC said the lack of kimchi and other traditional food might hamper the athletes performance.

70 Mr Rato warned that this trend could hamper growth and fuel support for populist economic policies in these countries, adding that the global economy could be at an "inflection point".