Sentence examples for handicap led from inspiring English sources

Although there was no clear practice effect, the results showed that the level of handicap led to different strategies to plan and control the actions.

In spite of his handicap, he led an upbeat and enthusiastic lifestyle.

At first the prohibition on amplified sound at Occupy Wall Street was seen as a handicap that led to the "people's mic" in which people have to speak in short phrases and everyone repeats their words.

The following week, Orton defeated Edge and Ted DiBiase in a handicap match, which led to "Pick Your Poison" matches on the May 17 episode of Raw, where Edge and Orton picked each other's opponents for the night.

Besides streamlining the costs of running the citywide program, the new concession exposed abuses of handicapped parking permits and led to the passage of a law preventing abuses.

But Mr. Abel turned these handicaps into virtues and led a cast of fresh young singers in a remarkably satisfying performance of Rameau's sensible 1754 revision rather than the 1737 original.

The resulting facial paralysis and loss of mimetic movement is a social handicap that often leads to severe psychological and economic hardship [ 6].

This led to a handicap match at SummerSlam where Show defeated the entire Society after Punk abandoned his teammates.

Some, very fluent in English, were handicapped by cultural differences that led to painful misunderstandings on both sides.

Just as Mr. Chávez has refused to disclose details of his illness, he has avoided naming a political successor, which has led to feverish handicapping, especially among his critics, of who is next in line.

His gubernatorial staff consisted of heavyweights like the press secretary Tim Russert, but the media narrative was that Cuomo was handicapped by an insular claque led by his son Andrew and his former law-school classmate Fabian Palomino.