Sentence examples for being crippled by a from inspiring English sources

After years of being crippled by a fear of long lines -- can you imagine what it is like to know you will never see Disneyworld?

Chris Anderson, Wired magazine's editor in chief, says the Web is being crippled by a world of apps and screens in a cover story titled "The Web Is Dead.

A blunt new report by Arab intellectuals commissioned by the United Nations warns that Arab societies are being crippled by a lack of political freedom, the repression of women and an isolation from the world of ideas that stifles creativity.

He also supported the now famous 1998 letter to President Bill Clinton from members of the Project for the New American Century, which called for the U.S. to remove Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq — and to be prepared to do so militarily, without being "crippled by a misguided insistence on unanimity in the U.N. Security Council".

Toby Miller, author of Global Hollywood 2, sees all the talk of Hollywood being crippled by a lack of young male stars as a story concocted by journalists.

The Royal College of Nursing, which made Freedom of Information requests to 27 NHS trusts, said the NHS was being "crippled" by a shortage of nurses.

She said she had come to fear that her company — including its legal workers — is at risk of being crippled by an immigration raid.

The plant has experienced several leaks since being crippled by an earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

Several lenders have been crippled by a single bad loan.

Many of its horses were crippled by a spinal ailment.

The Maine, in truth, was crippled by a boiler explosion.