Sentence examples for don't cripple from inspiring English sources

"Don't cripple our tourism sector," Mr. Nikitiadis said on private channel Mega on Wednesday.

"We have to work together to make sure we don't cripple our work force".

How much should we invest to ensure that the "what ifs" don't cripple the business?

Don't cripple another great organization.

The Silicon Valley "Gentlemen's Fight Club" has just two rules: don't cripple your friend, and don't bring him to tears.

I respectfully disagree with some elements of your editorial about the practice of eminent domain ("Don't Cripple Eminent Domain," March 11).

These ensure that the plate elements in the cross-section do not cripple due to axial force while the section is undergoing plastic bending.

Heather Cox Richardson praised the book in The Chicago Tribune, calling it "one of those rare books that delivers a great deal more than it promises"; though critical of what she saw as some factual errors and "unsubstantiated claims" by Applegate, such as Lyman Beecher's role in creating mass media, Richardson concluded that these flaws "do not cripple her story".

And if that doesn't cripple the health law (which it won't), they will resort to the far more serious threat of default, refusing to raise the nation's debt ceiling, no matter the catastrophe that would cause.

Let's just hope that unfounded public fear doesn't cripple the wave of innovation, as it did with genetically modified foods.

While those numbers suggests that Kelly's tie to Facebook's privacy policy didn't cripple his bid for Attorney General, there is a strong possibility that without the controversy he could have gained more ground in the final days.