Sentence examples for crippling disability from inspiring English sources

It was a crippling disability that meant, though 'his body was almost useless, his mind was perfect'.

Polio is capable of causing crippling disability or death within hours.

Eddie Redmayne got an Oscar last year for going out of his comfort zone and playing someone with a severe, crippling disability, and when The Rock does the same thing – using his acting powers to channel something he is not, i.e. a human being capable of experiencing fear – he barely wins an MTV award.

9 ODI (Oswestry Disability Index) scores general functional disability associated with back pain, 0-100%: 0-20% = minimal, 21-40% = moderate, 41-60% = severe, 61-100% = extremely severe to crippling disability[ 38].

All have crippling disabilities -- cerebral palsy, spina bifida, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis -- that they can conquer by having fun, learning new skills and just being with other children with similar problems.

Disability Among those women and children who survive complications during childbirth, many are left with crippling disabilities that often cause them to be ostracized from the community.

While Redmayne's performance ticks all the boxes (character possessing authentic genius – check; crippling but not incapacitating disability – check; sensitive cheekbones - check) Keaton's possesses a raw edge of lived experience that is undeniably gripping.

Since the rise of modern organized sports in the 18th century, all sports—especially those involving contact, such as boxing, American football, and rugby have witnessed crippling injuries, disability, and death.

After successful resuscitation from cardiac arrest, even with therapeutic hypothermia treatment [1 3], most patients either die in the hospital or suffer permanent, crippling neurological disability due to anoxic brain injury [4].

Arthritic diseases cause enormous burdens in terms of pain, crippling, and disability [ 3].

Arthritic diseases interfere with our daily activities as it causes enormous burdens in terms of pain, crippling and disability.