Sentence examples for handicaps to do from inspiring English sources

Since 1922, 1,300 people have gotten to the top, but only a few of those have overcome handicaps to do it.

I'd like to challenge anyone with a 16 handicap to do better than 40 over par.

"They feel kind of handicapped to do their job when these crimes don't go reported".

The 31-year-old took eight at the 1st; it would be tricky for mid-handicap amateurs to do likewise.

Some investors even asked whether cleaning up its ethics had handicapped its ability to do business.

She and others fret that ecologists will handicap their ability to do empirical research if they go beyond current science by making value judgments--for example, by saying that nonnative plant species or global warming are categorically bad, or that economic growth should be curtailed to save species from extinction.

In many jobs, the inability to produce coherent business correspondence is a much bigger handicap than the inability to do math.

This handicap does not seem to do much to help fill that gap.

In other words, the goal should be to look for what handicapped people are able to do rather than on their limitations, some of which are inevitable as they are due to neural and motor impairments.

This lack of seniority means Franken will be the last in line for choice spots on key committees, but even with this handicap I expect him to do well in the Senate for the great state of Minnesota.

Alternative approaches with simpler (non-model-based) scoring functions [ 10] are handicapped by the need to do expensive permutation-based statistical testing to evaluate the significance of alignments, and although recent advances have made this testing more efficient [ 15], it still scales linearly with genome size.