Sentence examples for have been handicapped from inspiring English sources
Others (India, the Philippines, Ceylon, Iran) have been handicapped by language problems.
Most Gambians are not fishermen, but those who are have been handicapped by inadequate equipment.
Until now, they have been handicapped by a lack of information about the quality of medical provision.
Decline of these industries in the 20th century resulted in heavy unemployment, and attempts to attract new manufacturing have been handicapped by the region's inaccessibility.
In that locality the company's employees have been handicapped by a band of guerilla archers, who shoot poisoned and lethal arrow at them.
Although these pietisms have been immensely satisfying to millions of modern believers, they have been handicapped in the intellectual arena when pressed for the definitions people need in a world of choice.
Since the successful attack on the centre of global capitalism was evidently perpetrated by Islamic extremists unhappy with the very existence of western civilisation, observers have been handicapping the Huntington "clash" view over my own "end of history" hypothesis.
In his website diary, however, he confesses to having been handicapped by "frightful physical complexes".
Mr. Bilotti of Morgan Stanley said basic cable networks had been handicapped because they lacked real programmers.
