Sentence examples for a crippling weakness from inspiring English sources

The legislation's failure to tightly regulate the derivatives market, however, is a crippling weakness.

"And if you look at the votes plural, you will see that on some rather key votes they actually vote against the administration's position". The legislation's failure to tightly regulate the derivatives market, however, is a crippling weakness.

One story — "A Summer Job" — consists of almost nothing but a mother watching her son and trying to unlock the secret of his self-containment: is it a sign of strength, or only of the crippling weakness he fears and tries to keep at bay?

The most crippling weakness of the trilogy, however, is its hero.

Shot creation and ball control will thus be at an incredible premium, meaning the Thunder's chances off keeping pace with the white-hot Spurs hinge on its greatest strength and most crippling weakness.

Has taken a leap since fixing many of his once-crippling weaknesses in coverage.

A glaring weakness of mine is a crippling fear of failure.

And since higher inflation tends to mean more volatile prices, the risks increase as the target rate rises.Nor is it obvious that starting with interest rates so low was either a crippling constraint on central banks' actions or the main reason for the weakness of monetary policy.

This has a crippling impact.

A crippling responsibility.

A written sentence possesses a crippling inertia.