Sentence examples for handicapped living from inspiring English sources

By their reckoning, the group has spent about $150,000, mainly in Cambodia and Vietnam, on such tasks as financing shelters for children who are abused, handicapped, living on the street or orphaned by AIDS.

It is debatable for patients aged over 65 years or under certain circumstances for elderly or handicapped patients living in groups.

After many years of family turmoil, short-lived jobs and psychiatric difficulties, Ms. Hawkins was released by a hospital nine months ago to a Lower East Side shelter, where homeless people with handicaps live four to a room.

Ms. Francis and Mr. Smith also had a 1-year-old son who is handicapped and lives at a 24-hour health care center.

I was playing ball myself all this time — or trying to, despite the handicaps of living in the city and of my modestly muscled physique.

Much like with other forms of handicap, people living with a condition like autism tend to be audacious, because you need more audacity than others to win the same  battles.

When Community Board 4 heard about plans for the barricades this year, members complained they would endanger elderly and handicapped tenants who live nearby by fencing them off from the streets.

That's what I've learned: If you don't treat them like they're handicapped, people will live life just like anyone else.

One of those injured was Delores Werling, a 70-year-old, part-time teacher of the handicapped who lives on a 200-acre farmstead northeast of Tipton, about 37 miles southeast of Cedar Rapids.

Isolated peoples have usually been backward peoples, whether they were isolated by mountains, jungles or other geographical handicaps, such as living on tiny islands scattered across a vast and empty sea.

The LHS has been used in stroke patients as a research tool to examine handicap for those living at home one year after stroke [ 15].