Sentence examples for a paralysis in from inspiring English sources

"There was a paralysis in the executive," said the spokesman, Bakary Mariko.

It led to a paralysis in the Middle East that inevitably resulted in war in October 1973 and to dreadfully wrongheaded policies in the Bangladesh affair.

The fundamental unseriousness of the Bush Adm. in dealing with the budget deficit has led to actions that make the problem worse & a paralysis in dealing with the most serious issues facing the country.

"The emergence of a 'new tendency' focused on taking over the ANC and using access to the state for a selfish accumulation agenda disrupted the emerging unity of purpose, which has led to a paralysis in both the alliance and government," he said.

But Mr. Bernanke has made it clear that the economy is in perilous shape, plagued by a continuing plunge in the housing market, rising job losses, rising energy prices and a paralysis in credit markets as banks and financial institutions sell off even high-quality mortgage-related securities at fire-sale prices.

I developed a paralysis in my left arm and ankle that meant I walked with a slight drag, as though I had had a stroke (although my consultant enjoyed pointing out that what I was doing with my leg was the precise reverse of the stroke victim).

As Wood explains, "Krasznahorkai pushes the long sentence to its furthest extreme, miring it in a thick, recalcitrant atmosphere, a dynamic paralysis in which the mind turns over and over to no obvious effect".

Faced with a prolonged paralysis in government for which it would have paid a big electoral price, Nahda backed down.

The link, WHO Director-General Margaret Chan in Geneva, Switzerland, stresses, is "strongly suspected though not yet scientifically proven"—as is a potential connection to Guillain-Barré syndrome, can cause a temporary paralysis in adults.

The overall result is a flaccid paralysis in the muscles.

Trump triggered a deep paralysis in me for which I am retrospectively ashamed.