Sentence examples for Economic handicaps from inspiring English sources

As the world's largest democracy, India is filled with potential but it also suffers many political and economic handicaps, as we wrote in an editorial on Monday.

Their recently-formed coalition is the Broader Bolder alliance, which argues that schools cannot be expected to close the achievement gap because low-income minority students suffer from too many health problems and social and economic handicaps.

The patients are not deliberately chosen according to criteria of socio-economic deprivation but, given the prevalence of poverty in the city of Glasgow and the economic handicaps often suffered by those with chronic illness, many of the selectees exhibit economic and social disadvantage.

But Lord Stern said the effort to cut carbon should not be seen as an economic handicap.

Another failure to reform the judiciary and address fraud threatens access to the €11bn (£9.5Bulgariaaria has been promised in EU aid, and could turn membership of the union into an economic handicap.

The data analyzed also showed the strong link between these systems and the production of high value, Protected Designation of Origin cheeses is fundamental for reducing their economic handicap when compared with intensive farming systems.

Therefore, deficits in numerical competence (e.g., in developmental dyscalculia or acquired acalculia) can entail considerable personal and socio-economic handicaps [ 1].

The workshop explored several dimensions of diversity, including race, gender, socio-economic class, handicaps and sexual orientation, but always at the personal level.

But the ability to make any significant changes in economic policy is handicapped by the worldwide recession.

Or just a barely human mega-nice guy; servant of the voters of our closest ally, keeper of continuity with Woodrow Wilson, FDR, JFK, Ike, Reagan and Obama, motor of the ongoing US economic boom, scratch-handicap golfer, devout Christian, bringer of peace to the Korean Peninsula?

Conceptual subtleties flank blunt accounts of famine's causes or physical handicap's economic effects.