Sentence examples for a disabling defect from inspiring English sources

The Union general George B. McClellan suffered from a "disabling defect as a commander: readiness to take counsel of his fears".

Clubfoot, which affects about 200,000 infants a year, is a horribly disabling birth defect, one that can doom a child born in a poor country to a marginal life.

Gleevec was designed to disable a defect in a protein called a tyrosine kinase that occurs in chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), a blood cancer.

He suffered from a disabling back injury.

"Abyssinian Chronicles" suffers from a disabling split.

In some areas, that shouldn't be a disabling challenge.

"I was recovering from a disabling neurological ailment.

It doesn't have to be a disabling one.

Public health campaigns call depression a disabling illness.

I would not view this as a disabling injury.

Migraine is a disabling neurological disease.