Sentence examples for debilitated in from inspiring English sources

Chandler said that his fever was gone, but that he was still feeling the effects of a flulike virus that left him debilitated in the Knicks' 33-point loss to the Heat on Saturday.

Family members with a specific genetic mutation begin showing cognitive impairment around age 45, and full dementia around age 51, debilitated in their prime working years as their memories fade and the disease quickly assaults their ability to move, eat, speak and communicate.

Who normally makes the decision about what to say publicly, especially if the CEO is debilitated in some way?

If you are debilitated in the winter months in a way that seriously impacts the quality of your life, you may suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD).

When I turned 15 or 16, I had meningitis, and my father, with his great sense of humor, gave me The Idiot to read--which is a humorous choice, considering meningitis could make you completely debilitated in your brain.

The effect of this could be debilitating in the face of the 24-hour media circus.

A long-term – and sometimes life long condition – mental illness can be debilitating in complex ways.

The coughing fit that followed was both rapid in onset and utterly debilitating in effect.

Such divisions need not be debilitating in an increasingly professional military, analysts say.

What does differ from country to country, however, and can be seriously debilitating in itself, is the fear of crime.

But Greene did not want to elevate consciousness; he wanted to debilitate, in ways that would inspire terror.