Sentence examples for debilitated that from inspiring English sources

A Baluch doctor, Bari Langove, 36, said he had examined a student leader, Dr. Allah Nasar Baloch, in a prison ward in Quetta six months ago and found him so debilitated that he could neither walk nor talk at first.

This is what made Washington the man for his moment during those last two months of 1776 — narrated in the final fifty pages of McCullough's account — when, in the dead of winter, he rushed across New Jersey with an army so desperate and debilitated that the British were convinced that the entire rebellion would soon be quelled.

Referencing Chang's use of the underhand serve, one pro said that it was acceptable for him because he was so physically debilitated that he really had no choice if he didn't want to lose.

These sectors are starting to resent that the benefits and gratuities they received are now debilitated, that the quality of life they enjoyed under Chávez is beginning to disappear under Maduro".

Patients attending a neurology clinic are usually afflicted with severe headache associated with impairment so debilitating that a specialist's intervention is required.

From adolescence, Ackroyd has been afflicted by debilitating shyness that is still a little in evidence.

On top of all this was the great hulking, debilitating disaster that was Iraq.

Fear and anxiety are debilitating conditions that affect a significant number of individuals in their lifetimes.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) involves debilitating symptoms that can disrupt cognitive functioning.

Severe refractory atopic dermatitis is a chronic, debilitating condition that is associated with elevated serum IgE levels.

One participant described multiple, severe, and debilitating torture that included being forced to be a landmine sweep.