Sentence examples for cripple that from inspiring English sources

I'm not the social cripple that I was.

Equally, a stealth attack from a sovereign state on the DNS servers in the US would inevitably cripple that country's own ability to use and trust the web.

So far the measures announced are nowhere near as forceful as the sanctions placed on Iran, which have helped cripple that country's economy.

Anna McDonagh, who was born here in 1921 (and who is no immediate relation to Mr. McDonagh), said after seeing "Cripple" that its story moved her less than the sight of the characters' wool trousers and sweaters of a nearly bygone era.

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"Title II, by contrast, would cripple that freedom, flexibility, and innovation, for its core provisions - such as intrusive price regulation and entry and exit regulation - are classic examples of the kind of arcane regulations that deter investment.

They're not going to take any old cripples that don't race anymore".

And if the Democratic nominee has been crippled, that would hurt Democrats running for other offices as well.

As it turned out, the modified virus was so crippled that it could only slow tumor growth.

The backlash to the initiative among Hispanics proved severe and for a time crippled that state's Republicans.

Afflicted by gout (a hereditary ailment of the Medici), Piero was so badly crippled that he was often able to use only his tongue.