If that were not debilitating enough, NATO is still agonizing over a new strategic doctrine to reflect its changing role.
The gerrymandered hyperpartisanship that has infected both parties since the end of the cold war is debilitating enough, but the latest iteration is a new low.
These symptoms, which may be subtle and may not surface for weeks or months after their return, are often debilitating enough to hobble lives and livelihoods.
But at the same time, far fewer such cases are being brought, and many lawyers are turning away clients because their injuries are not debilitating enough to bring in big awards.
We will not attempt to identify the precise point at which romantic traumas should be considered "debilitating" enough to warrant the use of an anti-love pill to shut off feelings of love or attachment.
Although harmless it's debilitating enough to make you miss your next phrase.
His injury was not considered debilitating enough to send him home.
As a child, Albert, or Bertie as his family called him, the shy, sickly second son of King George V (Michael Gambon, memorably severe and regal), had a stutter debilitating enough that as an adult he felt compelled to conquer it.
Osteoarthritis of the thumb afflicts millions of people, causing joint pain debilitating enough to keep them from opening jars, writing notes, and gripping anything tightly.
Of these, 320,000 have developed AIDS, which occurs when the virus debilitates the immune system enough to make patients vulnerable to a range of other infections.
