Sentence examples for cripple potential from inspiring English sources
To cripple potential opposition they infiltrated and fractured key institutions, and turned the public against the news media.
If somehow our country's future combines the Republican-backed HealthCare Plan with Trump's recent budget it will cripple potential recovery for millions of Americans with substance abuse disorders and rocket the heroin epidemic into outer space.
The health care systems in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea are crippled; potential participants may be wary of an experimental product made by foreigners; ethical reviews may be hard to perform locally; and security could become be a problem, Ballou says.
According to the "State of the News Media" report, the extensive cuts across the industry will cripple any potential rebound as newspapers lose authority and franchises in their markets.
AM and FM radio stations have fought, with great success, to cripple the potential of satellite radio (see Broadcast Bullies).
Even for professionals settled into their career path and earning a sizable wage, the dangers of not understanding debt, credit or cash flow can cripple earning potential.
Let us not be crippled by potential terrorism.
"The mayor seems to have crippled the potential of existing measures to improve London's air quality," said Simon Birkett, head of the Campaign for Clean Air.
The lack of critical developmental infrastructure to support entrepreneurs cripples the potential to create a stronger ecosystem or environment that encourages entrepreneurship across Africa, according to Arjuna Costa at the Omidyar Network.
The DRM protection is definitely this service's biggest downside and could cripple Mixaloo's potential until the major labels embrace DRM-free music.
It will cripple your growth potential and will lead to sleepless nights because you can't pay your employees and bills.
