Sentence examples for crippling implications from inspiring English sources
The city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., sent the state a letter this week warning that drilling could have "crippling implications" for customers if it reduces the quality of the unfiltered water.
With life expectancies increasing, the growing global disability from AF has crippling implications for society.
With life expectancies increasing in both developed and developing countries, the growing global disability and financial burden of AF has crippling implications for society.
India have already warned that they may consider withdrawing from a scheduled tour of West Indies in 2016, a move that would have crippling financial implications on a board who are dangerously reliant, like most of the rest of the cricketing world, on Indian television revenue.
Notwithstanding Gawker's undeniable sleaziness, the crippling damage award entered against it carries enormous implications for other, entirely legitimate publications accused of going too far in exposes of public figures.
SINGAPORE — Airbus on Monday joined a chorus of concern that a European push to charge airlines for carbon emissions risks leading to a trade war, with implications for plane deals and even for Europe's crippling sovereign debt crisis.
Students graduate with crippling debts.
It also has crippling limits.
This has a crippling impact.
