Word: hindered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...year, the demand for surplus grain will slacken, and the U.S. won't be needed. Then what will Kennedy do with the $360 million in Polish currency he will have collected as payment? Many of the suggested American projects in Poland--building another hospital, rebuilding Warsaw Castle--would actually hinder the Polish drive for production in heavy industry and mass housing, by consuming both labor and materials, scarce items in Gomulka's Poland...
...untainted by hypocrisy can oppose the building on aesthetic grounds. Architecture in the Square is not part of a scheme whose innate unity would be destroyed by the addition of even a very small eyesore. A fifteen story building on stilts would probably not help, but could hardly hinder, the classic beauty of the area...
College girls today face emotional problems that often hinder them in their academic work, according to Dr. Karl A. L. Binger '10, consultant in psychiatry to the University Health Services...
...when people wondered why she had never sung at the Met. The Metropolitan Opera's Rudolf Bing continued to ignore Farrell, either because of misplaced gallantry over her heft (5 ft. 5½ in., 180 Ibs.) or because of her limited operatic repertory. But the snub did not hinder the progress of Farrell's career or silence the critics, who acclaimed her the U.S.'s top soprano. Finally, a year ago, Bing and the Met beckoned, and last week before a packed house Soprano Farrell, 40, made her Met debut in an English version of Christoph Willibald...
...part, the magnitude of this defensive effort would entail a long range commitment to the shelters as an essential element in a strategy of deterrence, and would hinder innovative policies on the peace front for some time to come. Ronald D. Quinn...