Sentence examples for debilitating influence from inspiring English sources

Klein discusses the ambivalence of polite Whig writers (such as Shaftesbury, Addison, and Steele) toward French manners, which were alternately dismissed as vacuously foppish, and feared as a dangerous, debilitating influence upon English society.

Although, most of us experience low self-esteem and are familiar with the commentary of a critical inner voice, for those who are depressed, this critical inner voice can have a powerful, debilitating influence on their state of mind.

It's so much easier than thinking about the information so excellently encapsulated by the movie, Miss Representation, a documentary about the debilitating influence of media on girls and society that aired recently on the OWN network.

However, on 3 April the Sports Ministry of India directed NADA to conduct a test on the boxer since these reports were "disturbing and may have a debilitating influence on other sportspersons in the country".

In fact, musculoskeletal diseases, usually painful and debilitating, influence HRQL more than hypertension or cardiovascular diseases.

Also, the possibility that implicit learning may immunize the athlete against the often debilitating influence of psychological stress on motor output should not be ignored.

As such, it is suggested that the blood cockles cultured in the Selangor region were debilitated by reproductive activity, and died due to a feeding disorder that was also influenced by low salinity due to the flooding in mid-February.

The citation remarked on his consistency and stated: "Ambrose has the ability to exert a debilitating psychological influence which so often precipitates a cluster of wickets after the initial breach has been made .

Schizophrenia (SZ) and bipolar disorder (BD) are debilitating neurobehavioural disorders likely influenced by genetic and non-genetic factors and which can be seen as complex disorders of synaptic neurotransmission.

The [p125] debilitating effect of corruption, political influence, and incompetence, underscored by the New York State Commission of Investigation, must also be noted.

A key result is that debilitation and selection are interdependent: debilitation that increases population heterogeneity will result in subsequent selection; selection, by altering the distribution of population heterogeneity, will influence the impact of debilitating events.