Sentence examples for handicaps like from inspiring English sources

They compensated for physical handicaps, like Franklin Delano Roosevelt's polio, or William Howard Taft's obesity.

Few topweights win handicaps like that, but then he was only up against Armaturk, Inca Trail and Nyrche, so it was possible to believe he was flattered.

Real estate brokers have ready answers for other urban handicaps like bad views (lower the shades), amorous neighbors (drown them out with opera) and dark rooms (floor lamps and track lighting).

We have discussed different pervasive healthcare techniques available to address those diseases and many other permanent handicaps, like blindness, motor disabilities, paralysis, etc.

So far, that detailed planning has borne fruit more than 2,000 times, with well-gambled success in almost impossibly competitive, vast-field handicaps, like Newmarket's Cambridgeshire Handicap in the autumn, his hallmark.

"As a consequence, in the new incoming biology, not only will people with motor handicaps like Stefania find themes for creative research, but paradoxically their handicap could make of them the architect, rather than the stone-masons, of the cathedral".

In 1990 Alan Grafen showed that a handicap-like signalling system was evolutionarily stable if higher quality signallers paid lower marginal survival costs for their signals.

People with lighter handicaps would like to have more attention and services rendered to them.

In the preceding handicap, I like 9-2 aBahamianamian Boy (5.15), who scored on his final start as a juvenile and rather let the winner get first run on him on his reappearance.

And they were handicapped like racehorses: So-and-So was the future of news, So-and-So had earned the "mantle" of the recently retired So-and-So.

"Sir Henry had this in mind for the horse all along and although a competitive handicap like this is one of the hardest of the year to win, he's a tough willing horse.