Sentence examples for debilitated to work from inspiring English sources

A staph infection, a flare-up of her ulcer and the onset of phlebitis in her legs added to her problems, leaving her too debilitated to work.

After she immigrated here from Hong Kong last year, the soreness in her back and joints proved too debilitating for her to work.

So what could have been debilitating turned into an excuse to work in a different way without the pressure and responsibilities of performing or being in a group".

His experience of high-dose steroids and frequent changes of ART were debilitating and he felt unable to work or maintain an intimate relationship.

They also took longer to recover than men and often returned to work while still debilitated.

Debilitating parasites make multitudes too weak to work, or blind them.

The goal of the exhibition is not to link the artwork to his mental state but rather to make clear that van Gogh was struggling to work despite a debilitating illness.

One health officer described the situation as "truly deplorable" with only some of the people actually able to work and the rest being too debilitated by the disease.

Ann Kearney-Cooke, who runs the Cincinnati Psychotherapy Institute and works with adolescent girls, said that these depictions of violently powerful women, often created by men, are actually debilitating to women in the real world.

Ms. Smith is struggling with breast cancer, which, along with its debilitating treatment, has decreased her mobility, made her sick and left her unable to work.

Many suffer from debilitating birth injuries, which, left untreated, can leave women childless and incontinent, unable to work and shunned by their communities.