Sentence examples for crippling crisis from inspiring English sources
The electorate is suffering a crippling crisis of confidence in the candidate.
Some lawmakers say that despite the state's crippling crisis, Mr. Paterson has seldom engaged with them, beyond denouncing them.
Then again, those are the same folks who didn't head off the latest crippling crisis swelling right beneath their noses.
Instead of the crippling crises the UUP got itself into over whether the Provos would ever do what Sinn Féin claimed they would – namely, decommission terrorist weapons, with all the attendant, rolling compromises that Republican defaults brought in their wake – political Unionism was gifted an open goal over policing and justice by Sinn Féin.
The city also faces a crippling pensions crisis.
This production, however, comes as City Opera is facing a potentially crippling financial crisis.
In late 1997, however, a string of bank failures set off a crippling credit crisis.
The country went through its own crippling banking crisis during the early 1990s, after the bursting of a domestic credit bubble.
Today's European Union is mired in a crippling debt crisis, which has pushed some of its members to the brink of bankruptcy and threatened its very essence.
