Sentence examples for expected to hobble from inspiring English sources

146958 Christopher B. Galvin Motorola has lost $6.4 billion in the past two years and is expected to hobble through the rest of this year with most its major markets in a slump.

An artist, like an activist, is expected to financially hobble herself.

Most of the authors expect Pakistan to hobble forward more or less in its current state.

Diego Chara returns from his one game yellow card suspension and is expected to play alongside the hobbled Ben Zemanski in central midfield.

And that's before what are universally expected to be draconian budget cuts start hobbling countless vital social and health programs – cuts that will leave hundreds of thousands of LGBTQ people alone more vulnerable than ever before.

Global demand for oil is not expected to grow much due to an increasingly hobbled Chinese economy, a Japan that remains in the economic doldrums, and a slowly growing Europe.

Defender Gary Medel and midfielder Arturo Vidal are both hobbled with injuries but are expected to play for Chile Brazill, whose lineup is loaded with stars, is also healthy.

Zemanski is simply hobbled less than Johnson and Jack Jewsbury, who is expected to miss another game due to a recurring ankle injury.

The supply of new construction, sales of which dropped this year by 55 percent, is also expected to undergo a substantial upswing in 2014 as projects hobbled by the recession come to market.

And demand is expected to grow as more and more baby boomers hobble into their 60s and 70s with debilitating ankle pain.

First Luka Modric hobbled off with an injury – he is expected to miss the group closer against Spain, denying fans the opportunity to witness one of the (if not the) tournament's best midfield battles.