Sentence examples for cripple life from inspiring English sources

Though Mr Sharon has withdrawn troops from one or two areas, he has not relaxed the clamps that cripple life in the West Bank and Gaza too.

An Iraqi newspaper declared, "curfew cripples life in Adhamiya".

Beyond the terrible human toll, the 1 February disaster abruptly halts construction of the international space station, cripples life and physical sciences research, and calls into question NASA's plans to move beyond Earth's orbit.

Ismail Haniyeh, a Hamas leader in Gaza, said in a speech broadcast on al-Jazeera that Hamas was not only seeking an end to the fighting but also an easing of the Israeli blockade that has crippled life in Gaza.

An energy shortage has crippled life in the future.

"Even when not fatal, it can cripple for life.

If Hamas continues to refuse to drop its ceasefire demands – including a lifting of Israeli and Egyptian border curbs that cripple economic life – Israel may then escalate its offensive into a push into the urban areas of the crowded coastal enclave, meaning even deadlier warfare and jeopardising continued Hamas rule.

Depression and various other illnesses have the ability to cripple your life and fracture your relationships.

Marja, broken-hearted over the silence of Claude, attempts suicide by throwing herself from an eminence and is found by Gerald, a cripple for life.

In 1937, a justice of the New York State Supreme Court freed a prisoner who had been arrested for parole violation and beaten by Broderick, saying that "the police of the City of New York beat him so badly that he will be a cripple for life.

I used to walk a lot, that stopped me from walking, but now I'm walking again so that's better isn't it?' I thought I'd be a cripple for life.