Sentence examples for badly crippled from inspiring English sources

One recalled his uncle Mahmoud, who he said was shot 24 times and survived, though badly crippled.

The paper added: "Syracuse was badly crippled by the fact that only seven of their regular players went to Hamilton.

In 1812 he was badly crippled in a Baltimore riot while defending the editor of an antiwar newspaper.

Afflicted by gout (a hereditary ailment of the Medici), Piero was so badly crippled that he was often able to use only his tongue.

Particularly with the capture of Saddam Hussein and close associates of his, whatever central leadership may have existed has been badly crippled.

The reason that the enclave is so badly crippled is precisely because Gerritsen Beach, which borders Sheepshead Bay, lives off the water, with residents in the alphabetized rows of winterized bungalows docking cruisers, skiffs and sailboats in the neighborhood's canals.

That badly cripples certain types of apps, such as those that do instant messaging, music streaming and location-based services.

Indeed, the whole Romney campaign was based on the premise that President Obama's threat to modestly raise taxes on top incomes, plus his temerity in suggesting that some bankers had behaved badly, were crippling the economy.

On May 10 , 2005 I went surfing and broke my neck badly and have been crippled ever since.

There is also the recent case of Mikhail Beketov, a journalist who published exposés of corruption and abuse of authority in the Moscow region and was beaten so badly that he is now crippled and unable to speak.

"How badly do you want a crippled business?" asks Sanford C. Bernstein's Charles Di Bona.