Sentence examples for handicapped humans from inspiring English sources

We were more powerful than the Titians, who in response to the threat handicapped humans by splitting them in half, separating the sexes and scattering them over the earth, where they continue to search out their other half.

The analysis of increasingly large and diverse data for meaningful interpretation and question answering is handicapped by human cognitive limitations.

Humans are handicapped by our biology.

Organ transplantation poses few problems and obstacles that make this surgical procedure in humans a handicapped primitive procedure in the current practice of the medical sciences.

He considered that in the past, human progress had "been too much handicapped by neglect of our human capital" (1946a, 6), visible in "the limitations of imperfect systems of education" (1946a, 7), creating bottlenecks in the economic process due to the scarcity of skilled labour.

The long-running debate over whether or not ERVs cause disease in humans has been handicapped by our poor knowledge of ERV polymorphism.

And when crises do erupt, as they are now in Sudan and Syria, our government and others who genuinely want to stop human suffering are handicapped by a dearth of practical options for responding.

Loss of smell can be a serious handicap for humans, who often lose substantial amounts of weight because food loses its appeal and taste.

Peter Byrne surveys the conceptual, ethical, social and religious issues which arise from the fact that many human beings are mentally handicapped.

The first 50 years of the human rights movement were handicapped by the Cold War.

But the program was handicapped by its inability to perform basic skills that humans master in their first few years of life.