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Discover LudwigThe phrase "crippled by" is correct and usable in written English
This expression is used to describe a situation in which someone is greatly hindered or impeded from acting or achieving something. Example: The organization was crippled by the recent financial losses.
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He procrastinates, crippled by caution.
The country is crippled by debt.
He was crippled by excitement.
The country was crippled by strikes.
"I felt crippled by it," he said.
Some sectors are crippled by unemployment.
Southern has been crippled by industrial action.
You'd be crippled by the interest payments.
Crippled by years of mismanagement and debts of more than.
Many councils fear they will be crippled by the costs.
Then, when it happened, the republic was crippled by hesitation.
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