Sentence examples for better handicapped from inspiring English sources

CHRIS MCGRATH'S NAP: Excuse To Linger (4.45 Brighton) Did not help himself by running keenly last time, but was up against a progressive, better handicapped rival in any case.

These new "low-floor" cars will eliminate the steps in the doorway, and will also provide much better handicapped access to the Green Line.

Women are awarded a better handicap than men for the same performance.

Lourdes has built new hospitals, including one John Paul slept in Saturday night, and is lobbying with both the National Society of Railroads in Paris and the European Union for better handicap access for pilgrims on trains.

Charles R. Schwab, the founder and chairman of Charles Schwab, has one of the better handicaps among chief executives and together with four of his directors is a member of the San Francisco Golf Club, one of the most exclusive in the country.

Aiming for a better handicap increased the risk (OR 8.4, CI 1.2 57.0).

Falls were reported by 58% of players; aiming for a better handicap increased the risk; pre-season rider and horse training reduced it.

Thought many Labour supporters regard the upper house as a mere feudal relic in need of being drastically overhauled, if not discarded, it is hard to deny that it can produce - as it did on this occasion - debates that are better, wittier, and less handicapped by Party considerations than those in Commons.

The show's concept is a good one, and there are wonderful things here, but a certain confusion of focus and its limitation to the Whitney's own collection seem to handicap better development of the theme.

In one study, CEOs who garnered major media attention had 8percentt better golf handicaps.

"They understood a handicapped or elderly person better than I think a lot of children do.