Sentence examples for a bit crippled from inspiring English sources

Right now, this feature is a bit crippled, as it pulls them in based on location set in Twitter users' profiles (what you say you location is in your profile, some people use exact coordinates provided by some Twitter apps).

You would correctly frown (I don't know how you'd incorrectly frown, possibly a problem with your corrugator muscle) about someone with a stubbed toe saying "I'm a little bit crippled".

Mortier's successor, George Steel, attempted to keep a financially crippled company going, but bit by bit the offerings became more slender.

Hegarty sings a snatch of Culture Club's Do You Really Want to Hurt Me and elides it seamlessly into a bit of his own Cripple and the Starfish.

NTT America's name came up quite a bit recently during the DDoS attacks that crippled Twitter.

A virus crippled by immune escape mutations would result in reduced viral load and delayed disease.

In other words, though narcissism is on the rise, media reports of millennials as almost crippled by self-absorption compared with the selfless generations of the past are a bit overblown.

"Can a cripple become chancellor?" he asks, deftly spinning his wheelchair a bit closer.

Finally, he concluded with a bit about his alleged teenage romance with a girl he described as "a cripple" with a prosthetic arm, a mechanical larynx and a portable dialysis machine.

The saga that got us here is a bit complex, but in 1994 Congress neutered a bid to strengthen the FDA's oversight on supplements, crippling the regulator after an effective campaign by major supplement makers.

With a bit of further effort aimed at ten to 20 key leaders in Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen, Mr Panetta went on, "We can really cripple al-Qaeda as a threat to this country".Specifically, America's leaders thought that such assassinations would leave the organisation incapable of carrying out complex plots against targets in the West.