Sentence examples for handicap to making from inspiring English sources

Shell's two-company structure is also a handicap to making acquisitions, energy bankers said.

For his own part Goromaru – an articulate and thoughtful communicator in his native tongue – does consider his command of English a key handicap to making his best fist of the world's top club rugby competition.

He seems to go well when fresh and is at the right end of the handicap to make further progress.

However, this could be a great way for the handicapped to make beautiful music and video displays with limited mobility.

Yet she doesn't need any "handicap" - to make you want to cheer her own.

DESPITE its subject, "Joey Pigza Loses Control" is not an agenda book -- you know, the kind obviously written not to entertain kids whose parents are gay, alcoholic, divorced, homeless, illiterate or handicapped, but to make them feel it's O.K., they're not alone.

"The governor is at best working under a handicap and they want to make it worse".

Lincoln presenters bear a terrible handicap: They're trying to make history pay in a country that is famously indifferent to history.

Thome paid for all the upgrades to Brandon's house to make it handicap accessible, the Indians spokesman Bart Swain said.

Jean-Marc Vittori, a columnist with Les Échos, a daily business newspaper, agreed, but he said that "one of the strengths of politicians is that they know how to make a handicap into a trump".

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg refuse to make public his handicap.