Their system beats the dope and the handicapping all to shucks, don't it?
S'pose, though, this handicapping chap knows what he is doing, and so I'll just put my first ten on Peaceful to win.
The Union started the "handicapping scheme" among its associated clubs, in order that in crowded open meetings, the committee chosen to arrange the handicaps, should have some basis to work upon.
It arranges too the details for the yearly championship, and has lately started a system for universal handicapping which is progressing very well.
The manner of equalising in a competition is by handicapping the strong players, who give bisques, viz.
Arndt, Paul, on handicapping of Germany because of meagreness of colonial possessions, 107.
Naumann, Friedrich, on handicappingof Germany through meagreness of colonial possessions, 107.
In other words, instead ofhandicapping them by wrong thought, we must give our bodily organs a fair chance to do their legitimate work.
You must have confidence in them, think of them as your friends instead of enemies handicapping your success and ruining your chances in life.
Unless any other principle of handicapping be adopted, the handicap shall be by classes, as below: CLASS 0 (scratch).
No one knew much about The Captain, and when it came to handicapping him there was a difficulty.
Dr Tom has worked the handicapping well; he deserves every credit for it.
The system is a development of the tennis handicapping by which a finer graduation of odds may be given.
Before 1890 the method of handicapping at lawn-tennis was the same as in tennis so far as it was applicable to a game played in an open court.
In ordinary single-match play handicapping does not always work out very well, and it is often made to look foolish in a foursome.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "handicapping" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
