Though close in age, his younger brother suffers from an illness that has crippled his capacity for growth, and without treatment he will soon die.
Any strike, it says, should be "tailored" to only deter Syria from using chemical weapons again and to cripple its capacity to do so.
Our ignorance of other empires was part of our political project of supremacy, but it is now crippling our capacity to manage our relations with the countries over which we once established that supremacy.
She lays out the impact of the post-9/11 war on terror on organizations like Al Qaeda and confirmed my suspicion that both the rhetoric and the reality of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have boosted their numbers without crippling their capacity to harm.
Complete or almost complete deprivation could "entirely cripple the capacity to make relationships".
In vitro culture with granulocyte/macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF) and CD40 ligand (CD40L) or tumor necrosis factor (TNF) did not result in the upregulation of costimulatory molecule expression, suggesting that tumor cells cripple the capacity of DCs to undergo normal differentiation [ 14].
Since then, as he explained in an interview with Francis Fukuyama, "an ossified, Weberian bureaucracy and the increasingly hostile regulation of technology" have crippled government's capacity to foster technological innovation.
Nelson, without irony, thinks back on his father as "the spectacular man" and intuits his spectral presence everywhere around him -- in his dreams, in Annabelle's face, in his own crippled and compromised capacity for joy.
The telecommunication cables were destroyed (most had been laid out in the open) through bombing, paralysing the division's communications, and the psychological damage crippled its defensive capacity.
Most are in debt to CAEM, which in turn has crippled CAEM's financial capacities, and increased its debt to CONAGUA.
