Sentence examples for further crippled from inspiring English sources

The recession further crippled an already deteriorating manufacturing base.

The Bonanno fortunes were further crippled by a celebrated undercover investigation.

He accused the party's anachronistic elements of undermining it.The scandal involving Mr Moreno has further crippled the PDA.

She would consult, she said, and talk to Western nations about lifting sanctions which have further crippled south-east Asia's poorest nation.

The verdict was considered an outrage, given the unambiguous evidence that police and plainclothes vigilantes had broken into the students' hostel as they slept, beating them and throwing at least one student out of a window.Free speech was further crippled when the conservatives imprisoned a prominent human-rights activist over a videotape scandal.

Record low oil prices have further crippled the economy, which is still in the middle of a steep recession.

Many of the players merely do not want young players, and some fans' preconceived notions about them, to further cripple the game's television ratings and popularity.

Another earthquake hit northern Afghanistan today, killing at least 30 people and injuring nearly 100, further crippling an area devastated in a quake three weeks ago.

It would also block the estimated 25,000 Palestinians who, Israeli security officials say, manage to cross into Israel to find work each day, further crippling the Palestinian economy.

C1 Earthquake in Afghanistan A temblor killed at least 30 people and injured nearly 100 in the north, further crippling an area devastated by a quake three weeks ago.

Gun-rights advocates in the Senate slipped in provisions that would further cripple the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, preventing it from important record-keeping and licensing tasks.