Sentence examples for Financial handicaps from inspiring English sources

The show was saved, though, by two financial handicaps: football brought in less advertising revenue than ITV had hoped, while most fans had to pay out more than they wanted or were able to for the games on Sky Sports.

The General Accounting Office surveyors say they were told by both United Nations officials and member nations that the organization, under severe financial handicaps and with demands on it multiplying, "does not have the capability to manage the scope and scale of activity".

"Even though the euro zone returned to growth in the third quarter, economic activity is unlikely to be strong enough to generate significant inflationary pressures for some considerable time to come due to the still serious economic and financial handicaps that the region faces," said Archer.

In climbing the income curve, I'll also have to make up for my own financial handicap: I don't actually know anything about economics.

The porteño dissidence was a serious financial handicap to the state, since Buenos Aires kept for itself all the revenues from customs duties on imports.

"It is increasingly clear that the preparations to provide our troops with the necessary kit were hampered not only by political interference by Tony Blair, but also by the financial handicap applied by Gordon Brown as chancellor," he said.

As with Dream SE, the use of proprietary platforms can be a financial handicap as the number of users grows.

There was also the disadvantages of low literacy skills, financial handicap, language barriers, lack of transport, not knowing where to seek help, and poor health knowledge [ 31].

Financial handicap was shown to be a barrier to accessing health care in a study of newly settled refugees in Sydney.

The international financial institutions are handicapped by the need to provide something for each of the poor countries.

The small Balkan republic lacks great financial resources and is handicapped by an exceptionally high rate of unemployment, denial of recognition by some Western European countries, and a closed door, so far, to United Nations membership.