Sentence examples for has incapacitated from inspiring English sources

These days, Mrs. Buyukmichi is on morphine for pain from shingles, which has incapacitated her.

Usually ostomies are created through the abdominal wall to allow the discharge of bodily wastes when disease or injury has incapacitated a normal excretory channel.

And even if it has incapacitated Mr Fazlullah which may well be unlikely given that he has been heard broadcasting recently (see article)—it has killed or captured almost none of his commanders.

Taken together with the economic stagnation and succession crisis that has incapacitated Egypt, it is clear that the so-called moderate "southern tier" Middle Eastern states that have been so central to American policies are becoming a weak and unreliable link indeed.

Injuries and multiple health problems had incapacitated Mr. Levine for two years.

Six years ago, she began receiving Botox shots for disabling migraines that had incapacitated her for 15 to 20 days a month.

But he said that department officials believed that the detentions had "incapacitated and disrupted some ongoing terrorist plans".

Green party politician Renate Künast got a lot of flak when she suggested that German police should have incapacitated the perpetrator instead of killing him.

The injury did not kill her, but it would most probably have incapacitated her and made it difficult to clamber in the trees.

Since 9/11 cockpits doors have been fortified to become extremely difficult to bypass, and such a sudden incident could perhaps have incapacitated both pilots while keeping out the rest of the crew.

And in my head I replayed my favorite post-debate analyses: Al Gore's wondering if the altitude in Denver had incapacitated Obama; one Republican strategist's description of that Obama performance and Biden's subsequent mania as a "sleepy cop/crystal meth cop" routine.