Sentence examples for crimped team from inspiring English sources
He would not televise home games and stuck stubbornly to an ancient ticket policy that crimped team revenue.
Among the league's more recent legal concerns was a portion of the tax bill that could have crimped team owners' ability to trade players.
One of the money conference teams remaining, West Virginia, had its chances crimped with the news that point guard Truck Bryant is out with a broken foot.
Dr. Frist was the answer to the White House's immediate problems, and certainly he's been a team player, backing up Mr. Bush by retreating on AIDS funding he cares about and crimping stem cell research he knows would revolutionize medicine.
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The financial crisis has crimped aid budgets.
Soaring oil prices crimped consumer spending.
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The souls who pass here are grasping, mean and crimped.
It has crimped the industry a bit.
