Her parents Michael and Carole valiantly strove to overcome the many handicaps of not being royal and give their daughter some semblance of a decent life.
"OK, for all its history, the Lincoln is a handicap, so not really the type of race for which the Sheikh assembled his blue-bloods.
"Planet of the Apes shows that taking material too seriously can be as much of a handicap as not taking it seriously at all".
Filled with ponderous musings about the dangers of technology and the way history rewards cruelty with power, "Planet of the Apes" shows that taking material too seriously can be as much of a handicap as not taking it seriously at all.
Were it the case that it could be demonstrated that the A-series view is the true account, then this would severely handicap, if not provide a refutation of, eternalism.
It is a bit of a handicap for cook not knowing what, exactly, The Client likes and doesn't like to eat.
The South Africans could not claim the handicap of the dew since it was not so prevalent as when England played West Indies.
Once in New York, however, Borge was handicapped by not knowing a word of English.
Byron Scott, I must say, has done a magnificent job for a guy with the handicap of being a Pat Riley disciple, not unlike an old rival of mine when I was teaching Michael to win in Chicago, and he, Gumby, was with my once-sacred and now sad-sack Knicks.
When a patient went into more detail about what they accepted or refused in terms of medical care, they referred to their own experience and gave limits for a specific treatment or determined a degree of handicap that was not acceptable to them [ 40].
For many of us, the handicapped are not part of our lives.
