Sentence examples for has debilitated from inspiring English sources

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

The point, rather, is that Britain has done a fairly good job of cleaning up the mess, while the zone has tended to sweep problems under the carpet — which has debilitated parts of the European economy.

That attack and dozens of others are part of a terror campaign, mostly carried out by an illegal paramilitary group, that has debilitated the union movement and undermined the efforts of labor leaders involved in peace talks with leftist rebels.

The collapse in economic value of hunting has debilitated native societies across the Arctic, according to Aqqaluk Lynge, president of the Inuit Circumpolar Conference, an international group that represents 150,000 Inuit in Greenland, Canada, Alaska and Russia.

The decision to continue the strike was expected to heighten tensions as a growing opposition movement has debilitated the economy to pressure Mr. Chávez into calling early elections or resigning.

Argentina is in the fourth year of the worst economic crisis in its history, which includes a crippling recession, a $132 billion public debt whose repayment Mr. Rodríguez Saá partly suspended last week, huge capital flight abroad and an unrealistic exchange rate that has debilitated exports.

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

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.