In the formation of his views, I believed, Moore would be handicapped, rather than aided, by his active, skeptical mind.
MR. FABER also said the city would be handicapped by its costs, which are among the highest in Asia.
Because a new, independent agency would not have a direct role in supervision or market monitoring it would be handicapped in understanding the types of information needed to monitor systemic risks and supervise key financial institutions, he said.
If anyone had known that Massie would take no part in the series and that Lillee would be handicapped by injury before being ruled out of the tour, an Australian victory would have blown out to unbackable odds.
The impending dispute over who gets the Reform Party's $12.6 million in federal funds -- even if Mr. Buchanan ultimately prevails over his rival, John Hagelin -- means that he would be handicapped in using the money strategically.
One might ask, "What took so long?" It seems obvious that even the best teachers would be handicapped by the huge, unruly classes that have plagued so many of the city's schools for so many years.
However, this situation could change quickly, as many within the party will feel that the PRI's strategic interests lie in recapturing votes in the mid-term lower house elections in 2009, a process that would be handicapped by allying with an unpopular government on unpopular reform measures.As a result, the formation of a stable government coalition will be difficult.
Without advances in computer vision and machine learning more broadly, Facebook would be handicapped by its own new features.
A central part of the show's premise was that the main character would be handicapped.
Separately, public safety experts have warned that Keiko would be handicapping the corruption-plagued police if she follows through on her campaign promise to reverse a reform stopping the widespread practice of underpaid officers working as private security guards, in their official uniforms, on their days off.
