Sentence examples for been further handicapped from inspiring English sources

The talks have been further handicapped because Marbury does not have an agent.

The United States may have been further handicapped by its bare-bones mission, which has been only partially staffed since Ambassador Richard Holbrooke and his team left in January.

The Lower Ninth Ward has been further handicapped because so many of its residents are far from home and lack the means to participate in planning, said Muriel Lewis, director of the National Association of Katrina Evacuees, an advocacy group that lobbies on behalf of Gulf Coast evacuees scattered across 25 states.

They were further handicapped by high winds, which kept bucket crews grounded.

West Ham, already without the influential Scott Parker, were further handicapped when Mark Noble had to leave the field after 19 minutes.

Its main owners, Carlton and Granada, have the disaster of ITV Digital on their hands, and are further handicapped by the savage advertising recession threatening programme budgets.

The canals were further handicapped because they were not, for the most part, common carriers themselves but were largely dependent on intermediate carrying companies.

Would-be entrepreneurs are further handicapped by falling asset prices, since they might want to use their homes as collateral for a start-up loan.

It is further handicapped by being obliged to work by consensus, and by being unable to make recommendations that are binding.In the aftermath of the launch of the euro, Europe's leaders decided to take more robust action to tackle other financial markets.

Dortmund is currently in third place in the group with only 1 point while Olympiakos is the punching bag in Group F. The Greek club, which currently is tied at the top of the domestic standings, will be further handicapped by the absence of its Spanish midfielder David Fuster (fractured rib).

St Mirren's cause was further handicapped when skipper Jim Goodwin was dismissed for a second booking.