Sentence examples for key handicap from inspiring English sources

For his own part Goromaru – an articulate and thoughtful communicator in his native tongue – does consider his command of English a key handicap to making his best fist of the world's top club rugby competition.

Thus, future widespread use of biofuels depends on developing new process technologies to produce high quality transportation fuels from biologically derived feedstocks, which avoid this key handicap.

But no one pats themselves on the back when they take the lead in part because the key competition is handicapped, and certainly not Toyota.

The key to successful handicapping, I discovered, was to be able to sift through tons of data and figure out what is most important.

The short game is the key to a lower handicap.

Handicapping the key electoral demographics is a tricky business, but here goes anyway: The Guy's Guy.

In the process of eliminating an erstwhile political rival, Hasina is sidelining, and potentially permanently handicapping, the key spokesman for microfinance.

Since it's been so long since the Supreme Court addressed the issue, most election-law experts see the Pennsylvania case as difficult to handicap, and the key factor may simply be how bad the justices believe the problem of partisan gerrymandering to be.

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.

Studying the correlation of AAC with several key covariates (age, hearing level (HL), tinnitus handicap and duration, and HL at tinnitus frequency), we observe a statistically significant association between age and low-frequency AAC.

In both Nepal and Somaliland, the SAP method was implemented during a three-day workshop sponsored by Handicap International in 2010 with key stakeholders involved in the physical rehabilitation system.