Exemplos de uso de Will hamper em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Extra air will hamper the infusion process.
You know, Pasha, your procession will hamper my business.
This will hamper the introduction of vehicles benefiting from them.
If you use different Wi-Fi, it will hamper the connection.
Collectively, these measures will hamper aggressive tax planning, boost transparency between Member States and ensure fairer competition for all businesses in the Single Market.
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Tricking the user for a short-term click will hamper your brand image.
Facilitating asset confiscation will hamper criminal activities and deter criminality by showing that crime does not pay.
I try not to absorb the suffering that much because I know that will hamper my care T1.
People in the“world” often think that coming to church will hamper them in life, by taking away too much of their time from work or school.
So, you can't take a one-size-fits-all marketing approach, because it will hamper your sales.
Schellnhuber's critics argue that switching to renewables will hamper economic growth in developing countries and lead to mass starvation.
You should also exclude your ads from appearing alongside inappropriate content because it will hamper your brand image.
If during the execution of the works will be mistakes,then they will hamper laying linoleum, laminate or carpet, reduce operating time flooring.
Instead of empathy, an affective dissonance will develop between patient and professional that will hamper the clinical task.
The cuts in administrative support expenditure will hamper the implementation of programmes, particularly in the field of research and for external actions.
In the end the masses will lose faith in them, which will hamper their development.
Without prompt action,this knowledge gap will hamper Europe's innovative potential and its capacity to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010, a goal set by the Lisbon European Council in March 2000.
Weakening the competitiveness of air transport will hamper the EU still further on the world stage.
If fishing moves to areas where concentrations of young fish are present,then the measure itself will hamper the recovery of the cod.
This being said, the future will tell us if sustainability criteria will hamper the development of a global market or lay the ground for its consolidation, by fostering confidence within consumers.
Translate a French CV into English without any modifications and you will hamper your client's job chances.
This situation will cause serious problems for the job stability of port service workers, will hamper the coordination of interactive on-board and on-shore operations and will help to create conflict and a breakdown in solidarity between the established workforce in ports and ships' crews.
It is needed because the database files will naturally keep growing and this will hamper the performance of Outlook.
In fact, with a significant wage drift,the increase in staff costs will hamper the execution of the budget, considering that Portugal, due to its development level, is already in an extraordinary position as the euro area country with the highest General Government staff costs as a percentage of GDP.
We may also be on the eve of another enlargement which will hamper the work of the Union yet further.
We therefore particularly regret that the proposed increase in resources for the fourth framework programme, which we shall support whenever we have the opportunity,has once again been inextricably linked to unacceptable changes in direction which will hamper and obstruct future developments, rather than facilitating them.
Any loose parts will absorb the energy from your shots and will hamper your ability to strike the ball well.
I would literally leave the room, come back, and say,"Now I am the user,I want to know how this will hamper or improve my scientific activities.
Unlike Mrs Andreasen,I do not think that this transparency will hamper the finance industry's competitiveness.
A risk that Community environmental policy will be diverted away from global issues, and that membership by countries enjoying lower standards will hamper its further development will have to be addressed.