Sentence examples for had debilitated from inspiring English sources

She said the infection had debilitated her until about a month ago.

Last year, Redgrave suffered a serious heart attack, and the newspapers were quick to report details about just how badly it had debilitated her.

Five years ago, after Kenya's December, 2007 election, I was in the country reporting, with slight disbelief, on the mystifying violence that had taken place after a poorly run (and possibly rigged) election, and that had debilitated what was once the political and economic beacon of East Africa.

Sensitive to public sentiment that a decade of war had debilitated America, and eager to focus on economic problems at home, President Obama quickly embraced a mix of remote-control technology and at-a-distance diplomacy to contain the most explosive problems in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa.

What is true is that, if OnRamp was free to use, then it woud have been hard to justify a move to making huge investments into making it more secure, if hacking had debilitated it and posed a security threat to those publishers and advertisers using it.

Hannah has had "debilitating" complications following surgery, so her post-transition sexual experiences haven't been as rewarding as some other trans women report.

That includes the scandals that by now could have debilitated another presidency.

Yesterday the sight of the birds feeding on her steer would have debilitated her, but today things seemed better.

Parliament does not have to approve the nuclear deal, but screeching protests against the accord have debilitated the legislature for the last 10 days.

They have debilitated our confidence, both in our economy and our freedom, and made us jittery about the very breaths we take and food we eat.

And the longer the Arab wall of hostility has stood, the more it has debilitated the moderate Israeli majority and emboldened an extremist minority.