Sentence examples for should be handicapped from inspiring English sources

No one should be handicapped any further".

By normal reckoning, Chelsea should be handicapped by shortage of established strikers.

Barcelona should be handicapped, made to play with nine men, when Lionel Messi is in their side.

So back to your cut-off-your-nose-to-spite-your-face argument, that independent schools educate too successfully and therefore should be handicapped in some way.

A new telecoms regulator will shortly decide whether their companies are so powerful that they should be handicapped with tougher rules than their smaller competitors or even broken up.

"Put it this way," he said, "should we be handicapped because we're better at something than somebody else? Look, there are 30 kids in a class.

Mr. Obama referred obliquely to the controversy around Mr. Hagel, saying soldiers in the field were far away from the politics of Washington, but should not be handicapped by it.

Mr. Obama referred obliquely to the controversy swirling around Mr. Hagel, saying that soldiers in the field were far away from the politics of Washington, but should not be handicapped by it.

He should really be handicapped in matches like this - maybe not by making him play right-handed or anything, but perhaps he should be banned from retrieving those pants from betwixt his cheeks.

That argument has a very familiar ring, because it's a version of the kind of argument that's been made in recent years that actors shouldn't pretend to be handicapped... when there are plenty of good actors around who are handicapped... and could fill the role just as well or better.

But that won't stop them from trying… —Birmingham University media academic Paul Bradshaw, also co-founder of the DIY muck-raking site Help Me Investigate, said local sites should avoid being "handicapped" by an old-media, mass-reach-chasing ad model and instead sell products and services and organise events.