Examples of using Hindered in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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you are sleep deficient, this regeneration process is hindered, which results in kidney and other organ damage.
In addition to the external barriers erected by society, women are hindered by barriers within themselves.
The International Commission shall inform the members of the Conference in all cases where its activity is being hindered.
Progress in the other three areas has been hindered by technological and regulatory challenges, the EBA says.
Don't make the same mistakes and choices this year that you made last year that hindered your progress.
When testosterone was introduced, they noticed that the hormone hindered cell expansion and also reduced the production of cytokines.
heirs with you of the grace of life, so that your prayers may not be hindered.
SEATO is generally considered a failure because internal conflict and dispute hindered general use of the SEATO military;
Your personal relationship with the Holy Spirit will no longer be hindered when you grasp the truth about Him as your.
If I am lustful, my desire for the spiritual is hindered by my inordinate desires for pleasure.
respect to his wife, his prayers are hindered.
This lack of synergy and cooperation between the two sectors has hindered the growth of inventive technology.
tolerate it, our prayers will be hindered.
we left the device to work in the bedroom for the whole night and nothing hindered us.".
the Holy Spirit hindered him(Acts 16:6, 7).
Don't make the same mistakes and choices this year that you made last year that hindered your progress.
Ongoing fires on the upper floors and fears of structural collapse hindered the search and recovery effort.[8].
In spite of being hindered, there are about 95 million Facebook clients in China.
Kirei regained his consciousness, tried to stand, and was hindered by the muzzle of Kiritsugu's gun pressing on his back.
Participants continued to see their hallucinations as something that hindered, only now tempered by the possibility to enrich.