Sentence examples for has crippled out from inspiring English sources

It must begin to listen to the people and stamp out the corruption which has crippled out economy," Mawarire said, speaking from a secret location in Zimbabwe.

The president-elect of Mexico, Vicente Fox Quesada, announced plans today to rebuild the country's federal law enforcement system, moving it toward an American model of justice as a way to wipe out corruption that has crippled his nation for decades.

We are very proud to now join the entire region in this massive effort to wipe out a disease which has crippled too many of Africa's children for too long".

"The current media policy, set out in the College of Policing guidelines, has crippled the relationship which senior officers claim is an essential component of 'policing by consent'.

Worse, Nato has crippled Karzai's ability to bargain properly: western demands to stamp out corruption and defeat the Taliban stop him playing his best cards.

Residents across the city cheered a welcomed respite from a drought that has crippled California for more than two years -- but the celebration turned out to be premature.

The Great Recession has crippled it.

The shutdown has crippled both economies.

"But this one has crippled us.

The epidemic has crippled Liberia's economy.

The question has crippled the country since its founding.