Sentence examples for has been debilitating from inspiring English sources

However, the political turmoil that has gripped the country since the downfall of the Zairean regime in 1997 has been debilitating for the city's economic activities.

—Posted by Foggbird My anxiety has ironically been as beneficial as it has been debilitating; it has made me an all-star worker, a perfectionist, a dependable person.

Thus, although the high degree of fragmentation currently present in the sheep/wheat growing areas of Australia has been debilitating for vertebrates, this result cannot be extrapolated to the general state of species diversity.

These feelings stem from shame, and it has been debilitating at times.

It's just such a rare occasion when a single track can clearly vocalize the pain that has shrouded my heart in anguish over the sordid miasma that has been debilitating urban lives for decades.

Crystalline silica is a dust that comes from sand and granite, and it has been debilitating lungs for as long as workers have been cutting rock, brick and concrete.

Construction has been debilitated by bombings and shootings of Western contractors and Iraqi workers, shortages of materials and poor planning.

Mr. Suharto, 78, has been debilitated by three strokes and is apparently able to communicate -- sometimes incohererently -- only in his native Javanese language.

Mr. Ozawa, 75, has been debilitated with health problems, including surgery and treatments for esophageal cancer and the worsening of chronic back ailments.

As a result, he said, the police's "role of supporting the citizenry has been debilitated" and they "have become an actor in the war, separated from the civilian population".

Subsequently, the improvement of these communities for electrification has been debilitated impressively.