Sentence examples for crippling difficulty from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Bill Maher will get to this topic one of these days but this is a response to what Lang calls an important, forcefully argued article in which James Lenman "claimed that consequentialism, which is the view that the rightness or wrongness of an act is determined by its total overall consequences, is exposed to a crippling difficulty.
This has occurred within the context of changing political and social environment, crippling economic difficulties associated with agitations by labor unions and civil society.
At the top of the agenda is the state's fiscal difficulties and crippling budget deficits.
Consequently Rachel has faced crippling challenges including severe depression, difficulty in sustaining meaningful relationships, addiction to cocaine, and physical illness in the form of fibromyalgia.
For most consumers receiving a steady paycheck and not struggling with financial difficulties like unemployment or crippling debt, the answer is likely to be no.
Almost all of the patients at the time were battling H.I.V. or tuberculosis, and most had been admitted to the ward in nearly critical condition, the result of some devastating constellation of poverty, crippling mental health issues, substance abuse and difficulties accessing routine health care.
"But…" I wanted to tell the doctor about the constant pressure on my chest, the difficulty breathing, the regular migraines, the crippling fatigue.
Plus a whole burden of new difficulties, in terms of stigma, discrimination, medication side-effects, and a crippling sense of hopelessness, humiliation and despair about myself.
Also, the prohibitive cost of Stradivari and Guarneri violins is a very real deterrent to many players -- not only because of the difficulty in securing the use of one (much less purchasing one), but also due to the crippling sense of responsibility for caring for such an expensive item and traveling with it around the globe.
