Sentence examples for going to be handicapped from inspiring English sources
They're going to be handicapped; they're going to be crazy.
"They have no hard currency, and as long as that goes on, Vietnam is going to be handicapped". Supporters of efforts to end the embargo are particularly critical of what they describe as a hardening of U.S. policy last year after Vietnam's withdrawal of troops from Cambodia.
3) Parental worries were assessed at 2.5 years of age with six items, each describing a potential risk for the child (i.e. that the child falls seriously ill, is harmed, is going to be handicapped, is not going to develop normally, is going to be exposed to abuse, and is not going to survive).
And if they don't, then schooling is going to be greatly handicapped".
"A reasonable standard for the 21st century is that if you can't go on to further education, you're going to be severely handicapped," Professor Kirst said.
Children who are not getting such an education are going to be severely handicapped in the world they are being educated to inhabit.
For better or worse, this is now the world we live in and, while monitoring our kids every second keeps them safer for the moment, in the long run I'm very concerned that they are going to be somewhat handicapped in terms of self-resilience.
At that point, everyone realises that you are, in fact, going to be a sire of three-mile handicap chasers.
It means you've got to run in a handicap, so the option is going to be between the three-mile and the two and a half mile, the Byrne Plate and the Festival Handicap.
Survival is not going to be easy for either team to achieve or for anyone to handicap.
