Sentence examples for always handicapped from inspiring English sources

We are always handicapped by the lack of data.

He was an impassioned speaker who was always handicapped by difficulty in speech.

And Tony Blair, for all his huge first parliamentary majority, was always handicapped by a certain lightness of manner entirely consonant with the verbal slipperiness that later defined him.

But Jang was always handicapped by his lack of blood ties to the first family, says the North Korea Strategic Information Service Centre, an organisation run by elite defectors from the North's government.

However, the stark truth that will always handicap alternate reality games like Pokémon Go is that we are lazy, and we don't want to move.

Dutch literature and theatre have always been handicapped by the smallness of the proportion of the human race that speaks Dutch.

AIDS researchers have always been handicapped by the absence of a small-animal model in which to study the effects of the disease.

Research men have always been handicapped by the inadequacy of known means of detecting the beginnings of injury; indeed, lack of sufficiently delicate methods of detecting such beginnings is one of the great unsolved problems in medicine.

My elderly father-in-law, who is handicapped, has always been active in his synagogue.

Stone told the assembled congressmen "I come before this committee with the sense which I always feel, that we are handicapped as women in what we try to do for ourselves by the single fact that we have no vote.

Payroll is always a handicap.