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hindering

adjective as in withholding

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Business argue that the hike would make it harder to hire staff, hindering the government's aim of boosting growth.

From BBC

But Unite the Union's regional officer Kieran Ellison told BBC News NI that the rate of pay was hindering recruitment.

From BBC

Not playing in this best-of-five series does not appear to be an option for Freeman, who began answering a question before a reporter could finish asking him how he will know if the injury is too hindering for him to continue.

She adds that, societally, a preference for “natural” or “organic” products without understanding the chemistry behind the ingredients and whether or not they’re truly safer creates “resistance to implementing technologies and science to improve our lives; it has tangible impacts in terms of hindering the development of science, technology, and medicine.”

From Slate

She adds that, societally, a preference for “natural” or “organic” products without understanding the chemistry behind the ingredients and whether or not they’re truly safer creates “resistance to implementing technologies and science to improve our lives; it has tangible impacts in terms of hindering the development of science, technology, and medicine.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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