Sentence examples for exactly crippled from inspiring English sources

There are murals depicting the studio's owner, never a man exactly crippled by modesty.

Defenders of the tax point out that Britain already has a stamp duty on share transactions and that hasn't exactly crippled the City.

As the low-price chains grapple for market share, high-end grocers weren't exactly crippled by the recession.

MP3s are as ubiquitous as music itself, but have we ever really asked ourselves how this new technology came to be so universal, or who exactly was responsible for its pandemic spread, which crippled the music industry at large?

That all makes sense; what is utterly confusing, though, is why, exactly three decades later, the workforce that keeps our air-transport system intact has been effectively crippled because of decisions in Washington — or rather a lack of decision.

That all makes sense; what is utterly confusing, though, is why, exactly three decades later, the workforce that keeps our air-transport system intact has been effectively crippled because of decisions in Washington or rather a lack of decision.

It's unclear exactly what the dopamine antagonist is fixing, he says, but it could be reviving either the motivation or attention crippled by amphetamines.

I'm crippled.

Distribution has been crippled.

The GOP is crippled.

They are crippled.