Sentence examples for * the handicaps of from inspiring English sources

With the handicaps of old age & failing health, & criticism from others, she managed to bring the boys up successfully.

But the handicaps of Arab civil society also have historical causes that transcend the policies of modern rulers.

I was playing ball myself all this time — or trying to, despite the handicaps of living in the city and of my modestly muscled physique.

It's not often that I question the handicaps of other golfers but I did suffer a mild tantrum in January when my regular playing companion John had his raised from 20 to 21.

When "Kraft De Luxe Process Slices" made their debut in 1950, Modern Packaging magazine raved that "all of the handicaps of store-sliced cheese — variations in thickness of slices, slivered edges, imperfect packages, drying out, curled ends, etc. — are overcome".

None of their mostly neocon American authors was previously known for their knowledge of Muslim societies; all of them suffer the handicaps of what the philosopher Charles Taylor, in his introduction to a new collection of scholarly essays entitled Secularism, Religion and Multicultural Citizenship, calls "block thinking", which "fuses a very varied reality into one indissoluble unity".

Such is the handicap of even inventive vérité.

Dr. Temple Grandin exemplifies a person who overcame the handicap of autism.

oxFFFFoo's win came as a surprise, especially since it had the triple handicaps of having only one laptop between the 10 of them, no bicycles, and no previous Midnight Madness players.

Marvin suffered from the twin handicaps of congenital hearing impairment and developmental delay.

Some blame the ingrained handicaps of India's caste system, speaking of a "Hindu rate of growth".