Sentence examples for handicapped in the from inspiring English sources
Yet the French are handicapped in the Heineken.
Morgan officials have welcomed the deal.Arguably, the other two bidders were handicapped in the competition for Banesto.
"I'm not handicapped in the sense that I can -- thank God get around, but I'm naturally a little more sluggish than Iwas five years ago".
Some commentators suggest that the Mulsanne is handicapped in the world-domination race because it's roughly $90,000 cheaper than the Phantom.
Fears are growing among Labour MPs that unions will carry out their threat to withdraw funding, leaving them badly handicapped in the general election.
Harrington, who finished fourth with 364 points and was on 54 first-place ballots, dismissed the notion that West Coast candidates were handicapped in the voting.
Slawenski is handicapped in part by the legacy of Ian Hamilton, author of "In Search of J. D. Salinger" (1988).
With the Nobel Prize money, the Fos have also created a foundation to help the handicapped in Italy.
We married in August and I got a job in January as a benefits counselor for the handicapped in Brooklyn.
"Life is like a prison for the handicapped in Iran," she said, as two other women in wheelchairs nodded enthusiastically.
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