Sentence examples for could hobble from inspiring English sources

A weak currency could hobble the already fragile economy.

If it were ever defined, it could hobble the Bush administration's endorsement of pre-emptive strikes.

Deep cuts could hobble the F.D.A. just as it gains the new authority.

Chrysler's heavy exposure to the United States could hobble its future growth, according to analysts.

But such a rebound could hobble the world economy further, making an eventual recovery more difficult.

Another round of budget fights could hobble business and consumer confidence and more cuts would hobble demand.

However, even a narrow ruling for Noel Canning could hobble presidents when a rival party controls the Senate.

WASHINGTON — President Obama woke up Monday facing a Congressional defeat that many in both parties believed could hobble his presidency.

But the cheating of Hispanic workers is becoming "epidemic," Gonzales said, and that alone could hobble the city's recovery.

Critics of the new rules say such a standard could hobble a government's ability to regulate scores of services.

Sachs, as he did in Poland and Russia, refuses to acknowledge that institutional failures could hobble his ambitious plans.