Sentence examples for debilitating issues from inspiring English sources

Will suggests that she see a counselor for help with her debilitating issues.

Along with the release, the group is launching #BMoreNow, an international campaign dedicated to facilitating change by encouraging conversations addressing the most debilitating issues facing communities -- such as poverty, racial discrimination, poor educational opportunities and health care access. .

Two invasions of the Eurasian mainland have led to two defeats that passed for better here and are bringing U.S. combat troops home with, as this president said, their "heads held high," but also with massive numbers of PTSD cases, suicides, and other debilitating issues.

Diabetes is a disease that can lead to other debilitating issues if not properly taken care of.

The jobs crisis is one of the most debilitating issues facing the EU and the eurozone.

Self-doubt is one of the most debilitating issues that I now face.

Mr Brown will not want to have to take a new treaty to the country in a referendum, or risk making Europe into the debilitating issue for his government that it once was for the Tories.

Women for Women International submitted the following testimony to the Congressional Record offering 16 years of experience on how violence impacts women, their families and communities around the world and posing key recommendations as to how the U.S. can take a leadership role in preventing and combating this debilitating issue.

The development of safe surrogates of diazo carbonyl compounds while maintaining the ease of accessing the corresponding metal carbenes would address this debilitating issue and provide substantial benefit to synthetic practices.

Because if it does, I suspect I will have developed debilitating commitment issues before the second chorus.

They say you learn a lot about a person when you're on the road, and that might mean you'll end up learning way too much about your date's debilitating trust issues.