Sentence examples for economically debilitating from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell, I think it's impossible to cut spending enough to forestall a fiscal crisis, that taxes will eventually be raised a lot, that it would be economically debilitating to raise income tax rates as high as would be necessary to get the necessary revenue, and that a broad-based consumption tax such as a VAT would be much less damaging to the economy than very large budget deficits.

In this optimistic view, Rouhani is the right man to lead a new initiative to allow Iran to disengage from its lonely and economically debilitating battle over the nuclear issue.

Her father was an auto mechanic, and she told The New York Times in 1981 that her childhood had been "economically debilitated".

Mr. Blair argued that arguments to leave the bloc crossed a "chasm of error" and advocated a policy that was "politically debilitating, economically damaging and hugely destructive of Britain's long-term interests".

According to Betty Dukes, it's frustrating, as well as economically and psychologically debilitating.

Plasmodium falciparum, the most virulent of the protozoan parasites infecting humans, causes a medically and socio-economically debilitating form of malaria.

Monogamous European societies outperformed polygamous societies economically and on the battlefield, the argument runs, because low-status males in polygamous societies were more often engaged in debilitating violence against each other.

Debilitating medication.

It's incredibly debilitating".

Corruption is debilitating.

The hunger becomes debilitating.