Sentence examples for a particularly debilitating from inspiring English sources

Carolyn Macica's study focused on a particularly debilitating complication of XLH, enthesopathy.

I say this because it's possible that we as a culture suffer from a particularly debilitating case of thinking we know much more than we know.

Bill Wilson, the stockbroker, and Dr. Bob Smith, a surgeon, met when Bill was on the wagon and Bob was going through a particularly debilitating period of drunkenness.

That said, perhaps some of our most toxic critics know this, too, in their hearts, for their writing often seems to me to be shot through with a particularly debilitating brand of envy.

Following a particularly debilitating warehouse party in Birmingham, and subsequent soul-crushing trip down the M6, my friend Alice and I committed what we still refer to as, "the Burger King incident".

Following a particularly debilitating period of depression, I got in touch with the psychiatrist who had treated me and asked if he thought it was something I could do.

The article reported how Nicklaus, 78, had gone from suffering "particularly debilitating" back pain after a lifetime of golf swings to feeling fit enough to play up to 25 rounds of golf this year.

Many of the complications of diabetes are particularly debilitating to the patient, accompanied not only by a personal physical and emotional burden, but a significant economic one for the patient, family members, the nation as a whole and the health care system in particular.

There were many days when I had to hide my condition from the players and I remember coming home from floodlit matches and just sitting up all night". Stock's youngest daughter, Sarah, doesn't remember the asthma being particularly debilitating.

A relatively large percentage of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) develop systemic co-morbidities that affect prognosis, among which muscle wasting is particularly debilitating.

Whooping cough is a particularly violent, prolonged, and debilitating affliction that is especially hard on infants and children.