Sentence examples for going to hobble from inspiring English sources

Global warming is going to hobble the world economy, if not end life on earth.

But not if she was going to hobble out of contention.

If you carry that image and reputation as being a rip-off artist, that's going to hobble you in the marketplace.

"This kind of impediment is really going to hobble you in a fast-moving contest," said David A. Skeel, the Arsht Professor of Corporate Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

Mitt Romney was going to be hobbled by left-leaning journalists in thrall to the president and reluctant to investigate the Fast and Furious operation or the prelude to the Benghazi attack.

How'd they get those huge rocks in place though?! You're not going to be hobbling around like that the whole time are you?

"I remember [former England manager] Walter Winterbottom asking me, 'how are you going to get home?' I was hobbling and, just at that moment, Tom knocked on the door of the dressing room, came in and asked me if I'd like him to drop me off.

Dodd: Our approach is going to be like my campaign: hobbled and difficult.

It seemed odd, but I figured that maybe I wasn't going to have to spend my life hobbling around with my bum leg after all.

I however was not going to miss my date no matter if I had to hobble around and even though my foot hurt.

"I had some pain but it's fine," said Raikkonen, who hobbled away from his car before going to the medical centre.