hindrance

Such people are looking for help, not hindrance, from the Government.

If not, at least I will be no hindrance to you.

We've been a help and a hindrance to each other.

She would only get in the way and become a hindrance to him.

In the end, without any help or hindrance from her, as I have said.

Is it likely to be a help or a hindrance?

It went in all of the way without any hindrance.

His age, he said, is also a hindrance right now.

Now, Johnson may go from a hindrance to a help.

The fact he was already married would have been its own hindrance too.

But perhaps the biggest hindrance to change was the economic situation.

Background in another art was a hindrance sometimes, but not always.

For the most part, however, the rule is more help than hindrance.

"I think it has been more of a hindrance than a success."

When was the last time she'd thought of snow as anything but a hindrance?

"Then you will be more of a help than a hindrance," I told her.

He'd be more of a hindrance than a help in the battle ahead.

"Legislation may in effect be a hindrance rather than a help."

These hindrances have been with us, of course, since television was born.

Are family members a help or hindrance in the intervention?

The best finance people are more of a help than a hindrance.

His body would be a hindrance at best, or a chain.

At least in the same time plane he would again be able to move about without hindrance.

For once his reputation was being a help rather than a hindrance.

It's a help more than a hindrance, as I see it.