be handicapped

The Titans were supposed to be handicapped by the absence of star running back Derrick Henry, who has run over and through opponents the last two-plus seasons.

He may be handicapped by the odd format of climbing’s Olympic debut.

Perhaps even more than the Met Gala, which can be handicapped by sometimes silly theme.

On Tuesday, Zelikow and Schmidt said that while they would like cooperation from Congress and the White House, their effort could proceed without it, though it might be handicapped without subpoena power and access to documents.

"These guys are going to be handicapped in a very real sense in their ability to respond to climate change, because of the fact that they have such long generation times," Lill said.