Sentence examples for cripple progress from inspiring English sources

"But a privacy backlash could cripple progress".

Let's make one thing perfectly clear - while the Supreme Court's recent decision to put a temporary hold on the Clean Power Plan was disappointing, it won't revive the fortunes of the coal industry, slow the transition to clean energy, or cripple progress toward meeting the climate commitment the US made in Paris last year.

Their goal is to employ tens of thousands of Iraqis in coming months, part of a plan to reduce soaring unemployment and lessen the violence that has crippled progress... Army Lt. Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli, the top U.S. field commander in Iraq, said that tackling unemployment could do far more good than adding U.S. combat troops or more aggressively pursuing an elusive enemy.

Defensiveness always cripples cultural progress.

In an increasingly inter-connected world, it should start listening to voices of these women and most importantly, to reject the indifference that cripples the progress of women everywhere.

Its inability to conceive of a succession has crippled women's progress not just within the women's movement but in every venue of American public life".

He worried that this inability to enjoy progress would cripple the country's economy, which served as a crucial bulwark against the Soviet Union.

For every Tang Taizong, who ushered in the golden years of the Tang Dynasty, there were many others like Empress Dowager Cixi, who usurped the throne, crippled the path of progress, and contributed to the downfall of the Qing Dynasty.

Some critics say that razing structures for parking lots, many of which sit empty without a sports event or concert scheduled, further cripples downtown Detroit's progress in attracting residential and commercial tenants.

This pattern of defensive grievance, writ large, has derailed the liberal agenda and crippled the nation's moral progress.

Still, it is hard to say much real progress has been made in crippling the brutal cartels or stemming the flow of drugs and guns across the border.