This may well have had to do with the BAM performance, which was handicapped by a lack of rehearsal time and the absence of great singers.
Personally, I've never met someone who gushed about the Blackboard user experience, which was handicapped by feature creep, while, over the course of your four years at college, the speed, agility and core user experience stayed the same.
There were two bathrooms, one of which was handicapped and unofficially designated for drugs.
Discusses a relatively new industry, tourism, which is handicapped somewhat by Nepalese primitive air travel; hippies are among the visitors to Nepal, also.
I choose from among several possibilities, the most common of which are "handicapped" and "disabled".
Capadrutt was the only driver in the field who insisted on using a sled steered by rope pulleys rather than a wheel, which meant he was handicapped from the start.
Helen Keller had been awesome; Mother Teresa was amazing; Mrs. Roosevelt was quite chipper in spite of her husband, who was handicapped, which, in addition, she had been gay, with those big old teeth, long before such time as being gay and First Lady was even conceptual.
This should assist trade recovery throughout the world, which has been handicapped for so many months past by the abnormal financial conditions in New York.
The city's sewage system, which had been handicapped by the loss of power, was again running as it should be.
Development of the industry, which had been handicapped by the limited number of hotel beds, poor communications, and the few alternative attractions, has expanded with privatization, contributing to an increase in tourist arrivals.
In contrast to curated, more limited, and yet time-delayed SDC data source, the IEN data source provides timeliness and access to a wider variety of data, yet which may be handicapped by curation biases (Still et al. 2014b; Basole et al. 2015).
