Sentence examples for it's handicapped from inspiring English sources

Business models One of the common misconceptions about clean energy is that it's handicapped by a lack of innovation.

It's handicapped, said the clerk, and I didn't know whether she meant the bathroom was reserved for the use of the handicapped or the bathroom itself was handicapped.

This may have superficial appeal on short-term balance sheets, but it's handicapping long-term prospects.

On Friday evening, it was handicapped further by Mr. Repin's erratic intonation.

Although Singapore Telecom would seem to have more financial leverage than Pacific Century, it is handicapped by political considerations.

My Mum said she would look after the baby if it is handicapped … My Dad told me to pray.

Currently, reliable single lineage commitment is available only for the neuroectoderm and even in that case it is handicapped by asynchrony and persistence of undifferentiated cells (Lowell et al, 2006; Ying et al, 2003b).

An assistive robot … not for the moment, but if I were handicapped, maybe it would interest me.

But the BBC's unique role means it has been handicapped in forming relationships with commercial partners, especially in social media.

Now, running against the UFA government, this previous relationship and his recorded sentiments about it were handicaps.

It has been handicapped from birth.