Sentence examples for debilitating forces from inspiring English sources

Most children never have to face catastrophes of war and disease but many do face other insidiously debilitating forces.

King saw poverty as a debilitating force that held black Americans from fighting for their own basic rights.

His mother's debilitating illness forces him and his siblings into foster care.

The Hamilton works date from the end of the artist's life when a debilitating stroke forced him to use his nondominant hand.

Juliette Volcler, in "Extremely Loud: Sound As a Weapon" (New Press), details attempts to manufacture sonic devices that might debilitate enemy forces or disperse crowds.

Second only to sculpture was Belsky's love of skiing, in which he was - until a debilitating cancer forced him off the slopes - both daring and expert.

The NATO bombs and missiles that debilitated the forces of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi fell from planes that faced no threat of ground fire once Libyan air defenses had been destroyed.

Leaving Washington in 1973, Ms. Robertson spent two and a half years as a correspondent in the Paris bureau of The Times before debilitating alcoholism forced her to return to New York for treatment.

Debilitating illness forced him to abandon both business and composition.

But just last week, a key reform minister resigned protesting continued debilitating corruption, forcing her to call time on her much-hyped program there, yet again.

She also began experiencing debilitating migraines, which forced her to retreat to the nurse's office or miss school altogether.