Sentence examples for crippling results from inspiring English sources

He singled out as "the greatest single, willful avoidance of facts" Mr. Romney's contention that the Obama administration had been lax with sanctions against Iran, citing a litany of multilateral and unilateral efforts to squeeze Tehran and quoting Iranian government officials on the crippling results.

Instead, they're a quick fix with potentially crippling results.

Hey Groves has well expressed the present-day concept of congenital dislocation of the hip as "a deformity which is mysterious in its origin, insidious in its course and relentless in its final crippling results".

The web crippling test results obtained from this study are valuable for the development of design rules.

The result has had a somewhat crippling effect on a few of the larger wood manufacturers in the core market.

Minor offences such as parking or driving violations can generate crippling debts, resulting in jail time because of an inability to pay.

The 1970s stagflation resulted, in large part, from extended periods of loose monetary policy pursued to accommodate the demand-crippling effect of oil shocks by printing money.

The country is in the grip of a crippling megadrought – the result of pollution, deforestation and climate change – that deeply threatens its economy, society and environment.

[InsideClimate News] A crippling drought has resulted in the smallest American soybean harvest in nine years and left the nation's inventory at the lowest level in four decades.

According to an account in The Daily Telegraph, a mother was found negligent in a civil suit for her 3-year-old daughter's crippling injuries, which resulted from a head-on collision in August 2006.

TUNISIA "We are tentatively attempting to rebuild our government after an outbreak of crippling violence that resulted from anger over deeply entrenched corruption; anger which still lingers and may have also influenced the recent uprisings in Egypt.