Sentence examples for becoming debilitated from inspiring English sources

The aunt becomes a virtual recluse after becoming debilitated by a prawn that enters her leg.

Up to a third of all adults who have had chicken pox will eventually develop one or both of these conditions, becoming debilitated for anywhere from a week to several years.

For most of the rest of his life, until becoming debilitated by illness and then dying in 2002, he worked as fervently as ever, drawing circles and triangles on plans of huge ambition, to which the rest of the world paid less and less attention.

It means that rather than becoming debilitated by loss, you are able to carry on with your life — or forge some sort of new life — while continuing to grieve.

Thirty seven mountaineers died or were in extremis in the presence of witnesses, 34 fell behind team members before becoming debilitated or dying, the circumstances of 11 were unknown as they died with all team members and therefore without report, 11 climbed alone, and one could not be classified as the account was insufficient.

If left untreated these mental health disorders often get worse, often becoming debilitating.

The hunger becomes debilitating.

We therefore believe that this patient has definite neuropathic pain, although it is manifested mostly by numbness, tingling, electric shocks and pressure, rather than stabbing or burning, but is nonetheless becoming increasingly debilitating.

Many have proposed recommendations for early LVD detection in order to prevent transient LVD from becoming a debilitating complication of chemotherapy.

"It was 30 years of a disease that was taking its toll on everyone around me and it had got to the point where, every time I did it, it was becoming more and more debilitating.

There have been plenty of ups and downs: anchoring the fight against Nazi Germany on the one hand, and becoming embroiled in a debilitating Southeast Asian war on the other, not to mention championing a global human-rights agenda while failing to ensure basic freedoms for minority Americans.