Sentence examples for crippling knowledge from inspiring English sources
A crippling knowledge gap exists in poor areas, such that little is known about, and therefore little is done to prevent and treat the "long tail of chronic disease" that perpetuates suffering, constrains development, and creates conditions for insecurity and conflict in the world's poorest areas [ 20, 21].
Eco was writing in the context of an old and anomalous academic culture, faced in the 1970s with conflicting bureaucratic demands and potentially crippling (for students, for knowledge) economic circumstances.
To avoid the crippling effects of large knowledge bases, we accept additional assumptions about the structure of the working environments and the interaction of systems with their environments along different dimensions.
But millions of other people are paying more than quadruple what their parents paid 25 years ago (plus inflation) for a vague credential, not much knowledge or skills, and a crippling amount of debt.
Another premise of the ultrasound laws is that women can be saved from their lack of knowledge and spared a lifetime of crippling regret.
The net result is that the restrictions being placed on teacher freedom and autonomy are crippling the quest for scientific learning and other areas of literacy and knowledge.
Judicata, and other young legal technology companies, on the other hand, have no crippling legacy code, and instead leverage open source text analytics, search and cloud computing tools and bodies of knowledge that have blossomed in the last decade.
Students graduate with crippling debts.
It also has crippling limits.
