Sentence examples for crippling effects of from inspiring English sources

Many men say they are suffering with the crippling effects of plutonium poisoning.

It portrays the intrigues and the crippling effects of poverty in the literary world.

Such institutions are essential if Russia is to overcome the crippling effects of its ideological past and its geological present.

Several poems celebrate female strength and desire, or demonstrate the crippling effects of repression and control; others acknowledge, unsentimentally, Molloy's fear and dependence as well as her strength.

At home, Obama is grappling with the crippling effects of the sequestration, and with a new Secretary of Defense whose past statements regarding Israel have been widely criticized.

The two younger children will witness the crippling effects of war from the points of view of nurses, soldiers, factory workers and, of course, the people left behind.

"We have led the international community in both creating and enforcing powerful sanctions against rogue regimes, terrorist groups and proliferators of weapons of mass destruction, with crippling effects on the government of Iran in particular," said a statement from the agency.

Iran's economic weaknesses - perpetually high unemployment and government mismanagement - have been masked in recent years by the high price of oil but its very dependency on oil means an embargo, if fully implemented, has the potential to bring the country's economy to its knees and leave long-term crippling effects on the lives of the masses.

The onslaught of the composer's progressive battle with what we now describe as Lou Gehrig's disease and the impact of its crippling effects on his body is captured fully by Ratmansky in a handful of moments.

These buildings stand as a testament to machine politics and its crippling effects on the important work of government.

As already said, public sector services were always limited by constrained material and human resources, with crippling effects on both access and quality of care rendered to the majority of the population.