Sentence examples for could be crippling from inspiring English sources

While some tribes are insulated by diverse economies, the taxes could be crippling for others.

However, if managed badly, the results could be crippling, he says.

That could be crippling for AdMob, which is the No. 1 seller of ads in iPhone apps.

A sudden, steep decline in corporate, government and individual giving could be crippling, and many were already feeling the pinch.

"If they put out the word that their members shouldn't be reading or advertising, it could be crippling for a newspaper that size".

An injury to Johnson could be crippling to a rotation already thinned by the loss of Chien-Ming Wang, Carl Pavano and Jaret Wright.

Here, though, proposed cuts could be crippling, and while it's true that, as in many other areas of Italian bureaucracy, the country's cultural institutions support an indecent number of do-nothing jobs and an entrenched union system that protects those jobs, safeguarding the cultural heritage, as a matter of economic and moral good sense, is, if anything, more urgent in Italy than in Britain.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 live, Bishop also says the threat of legal action by the Board of Control for Cricket in India could be crippling.