Sentence examples for continued to cripple from inspiring English sources

London commuters faced further transport difficulties on Thursday as a tube strike continued to cripple services across the capital.

Financial stocks sank 6% as the credit crisis continued to cripple to the sector.

Humanitarian Action Report 2007: Gender bias harms children in times of crisis NEW YORK/USA, 29 January 2007 – In 2006 natural and man-made disasters continued to cripple the lives of children around the world.

This strategy worked to stop polio back in 2004 in Angola.' Recognizing that a business as usual approach will not stop polio which has continued to cripple children over the past year; Angola's leaders are taking strong measures to respond to the epidemic.

Those attacks continue to cripple the site, said its editor, who is known by the pseudonyms Wei Shi or Watson Meng.

But even if the Liberian conduit is closed, smuggling will continue to cripple Sierra Leone unless it is snuffed out in this town.

Cut taxes: Taxes continue to cripple many entrepreneurs in Europe.

I share everyone else's frustrations that OEMs continue to cripple the base system by forcing users to use crappy custom interfaces or branded apps.

It was perhaps the only global economy to miss out on the bull market of 2010 as stimulus plans failed to pack any punch and deflation continues to cripple the economy.

We cannot be idle while negative attitudes towards peace continue to cripple the international community.

Those searching for a quick primer on the pay-to-play scandal starring former Governor Rod Blagojevich that continues to cripple the State of Illinois would be wise to pick up Elizabeth Brackett's Pay to Play.