Sentence examples for crippling harm from inspiring English sources
The disease, a chronic inflammatory disorder that harms the joints, can cause serious pain and crippling harm.
We are deeply troubled by the crippling disruption and harm that portable devices will cause to live sports events.
The evidence is all around us, from record high temperatures, wildfires, severe storms and floods to a crippling drought that has harmed communities, including so many in my state of California.
They say a controversial federal rule that allows the inspector general to stanch the flow of Medicaid payments as it pursues fraud investigations is crippling businesses, denying providers due process and harming patients by jeopardizing the state's limited network of Medicaid providers.
In doing so, in crippling the discussion before it can begin, we truly harm those who have suffered tragedies, and those who will suffer tragedies again in the future.
A week after the Sept. 11 attacks, in his speech to Congress, he vowed to take the war to all terrorists who could harm America or its allies, and to not stop with the crippling of Al Qaeda.
Kathleen M. Sullivan, a lawyer for Shell, said the Superfund law, which applies to, among others, companies that "arranged for disposal" of hazardous waste, should not be read to impose "potentially crippling liability" on the sellers of useful products "with only the most attenuated connection to the harm".
Rules that used to be workable have become crippling now that one of the nation's major political parties has descended into nihilism, seeing no harm — in fact, political dividends — in making the nation ungovernable.
Students graduate with crippling debts.
