hamstrung造句

The new supervisory authorities are also hamstrung.

The project was hamstrung by lack of funds.

General Li Tsung-jen, more democratic than most, was hamstrung by the generalissimo's distrust of him.

In the short run, American consumers are hamstrung by wage stagnation and rising unemployment.

Goblin tinkers thus hamstrung one of their creations just long enough for a survivor to spread the word.

In the past, many teams have been too hamstrung by the salary cap to fully go after players.

Many Republicans argue that an investigation would leave the CIA feeling betrayed and hamstrung in its pursuit of terrorists.

Mervyn King, the Bank Governor, said last night that he was "hamstrung" because soaring food and energy prices were exerting inflationary pressures.

Why bother to negotiate with the Palestinians, some intelligence people may feel, when they can be constantly hamstrung by such trickery?

Mr Geithner's own efficacy has been hamstrung by the fact he remains his department's only Senate-confirmed official: 17 other top Treasury jobs requiring Senate approval remain vacant.

The government talks up its eagerness for free enterprise, endearing it to the West, but entrepreneurs, especially from abroad, often feel hamstrung in what they are allowed to do—and so leave.

He should abolish the Public Order and Security Act, a bedrock of repression that has hamstrung opposition, and strike down a media law that has stifled open discussion and dissent.

英格兰银行行长莫文·金说，昨晚他是被高涨的能源和食品价格带来的通胀压力“废掉（原文为hamstrung，译者注）”。