Sentence examples for handicaps for the from inspiring English sources

While these might seem like handicaps for the man who leads the formidable multimedia company Nerdist Industries, Mr. Hardwick is committed to a radically inclusive vision of nerds.

But the dearth of knowledge about the virus and the absence of any test that can show whether somebody has been infected in the past are major handicaps for the project.

Mandella won the Santa Anita Handicap for the second consecutive year.

Ken Livingstone, Labour's candidate in London, is proving a handicap for the party there.

"Without doubt, in my opinion, it has been a handicap for the Scottish teams".

Furthermore, modern prostheses (artificial parts), particularly for amputations in the lower extremity, have reduced the handicap for the amputee.

If the new questions result in slower approvals, it would be yet another handicap for the drug industry.

The New Yorker, August 8 , 1970 P. 66Mrs. Harry Lunger owns Obeah who won the Delaware Handicap for the second year.

Rommel's attack was brought to a standstill by the afternoon, and the Germans lost 50 tanks, a serious handicap for the next phase of the campaign.

What you might call the differential passion between the two sides is probably the greatest handicap for the Ins and the Outers' clearest path to victory.

Coincidentally, it was that very same insular Englishness that was identified earlier this week as an electoral handicap for the Conservatives in the North of England.