Sentence examples for with handicaps of from inspiring English sources

British Amateur Championship, golf tournament held annually in Great Britain for male amateurs with handicaps of 2 or less.

Surrounded by 50 to 60 other bright, busy youngsters from ages 8 to 18 with handicaps of their own, each camper instantly loses the feeling of separation that can make life in the world hard.

The British Ladies Amateur Golf Championship, the first women's golf tournament to be established, is held annually in Great Britain for female amateurs with handicaps of eight or less.

With the handicaps of old age & failing health, & criticism from others, she managed to bring the boys up successfully.

Where these ranges have shrunk to tiny protected areas, species with small populations have no possibility of expanding their numbers significantly, and quite natural fluctuations (along with the reproductive handicaps of small populations) can exterminate species.

From a public health point of view, aging is associated with handicaps that will increase the probability of institutionalization [ 3].

Put simply, it was a goal worthy of winning a Cup final, and even with the handicap of playing with a man down for 40 minutes-plus, few could dispute that United had deserved their victory.

The camp's name is an acronym for Answering the Needs of Citizens with Handicaps through Organized Recreation.

Since "Special Siblings" came out last March, Mrs. McHugh has been on the lecture circuit sharing her experiences and insight with relatives of people with handicaps as well as educators and social workers.

Evolving from the classification of Less-Favoured Areas, natural handicap payments in mountain areas and in other areas with handicaps contribute, through continued use of agricultural land, to maintaining the countryside as well as maintaining and promoting sustainable farming systems.

The idea also incorporated the perverted ideas of racial hygiene and eugenics - including the notorious activities concerning "euthanasia" and mass sterilization of people with handicaps or deemed "unfit" [ 49].