Sentence examples for be hobbled from inspiring English sources
verb
To fetter by tying the legs; to restrict (a horse) with hobbles.
Hutchison's bid may be hobbled by political concerns as well.
But without one, health reform will be hobbled.
Others arrived at this point with similar confidence, only to be hobbled by developments.
She described Mr. Netanyahu as "a weak prime minister," who found it convenient to be hobbled.
It's humbling to be hobbled by such a comical-sounding ailment.
"Will some of the more innovative stuff now be hobbled?" she asked.
Cameron certainly didn't want his premiership to be hobbled in that way.
This means civilian law enforcement agencies with greater experience would be cut out and intelligence-gathering would be hobbled.
Unless something is done to address the deficit, the American economy will be hobbled for generations to come.
Huntsman's campaign was always destined to be hobbled by the two years he spent as President Obama's ambassador to China.
Collections like this one — volumes of stray letters or anecdotes — tend to be hobbled by built-in defects.
