hindering

Normal forms just refer to what redundancies are avoided, and in practice all you care about is whether the redundancy is hindering you.

But to think that the US has an interest in hindering him, well, that's not unreasonable at all.

They are in no way stopping or even hindering you from using other search engines.

As long as he isn't hindering your work and creating infighting/tension in a power struggle, it doesn't sound like he's a problem.

But it's tasteless and it's hindering where it really must not be.

The point about Go being too pedantic and thus hindering exploration is something I've felt too.

It's still hindering people from being in the relationships they want.

> instead of hindering startups, business and innovative people You know what hinders startups, business, and innovative people?

I want/need that choice, otherwise we are hindering corporation employees and people living in the countries in which governments do massive surveillance.

You might be right that such a tool on the web might be more lucrative, but for a developer, it also seem to be more hindering.

To be blunt, it seems like you're hindering your self.

There's an option for opting out, without hindering the geolocation.

There is over 20% turnover every year." "The relaxed environment becomes hindering when you need to get work done.

, "Europe can have its own infrastructure without hindering cross border or, as it were, Transatlantic communications.

While I can certainly agree it would be annoying, a nuisance and productivity-hindering, calling this "catastrophic" is probably overdoing it a tad much.

It also is hindering the growth of much more cost-effective renewable sources of power." He then goes on to explain that the costs are low only because of unsustainable federal subsidies.