Sentence examples for hobble that from inspiring English sources

But it is the nostalgics themselves, pouring cold water on our modern achievements, who hobble that very necessary pride.

Now that Washington has a chance to fight back, the White House must not be allowed to hobble that effort.

But a slowdown in exports and industrial output, brought about by the global slowdown and a continued territorial spat with China, a major trading partner, is threatening to hobble that growth.

Its alarming that Blunt interprets this ambition as a plan to "hobble that success and 'level the playing field'" and diagnoses it as "narrow-minded, self-defeating, lead-us-to-a-dead-end, remove-the-'G'-from-'GB' thinking".

Metro's potential decision to revert to its old hours could hobble that process, FTA said, because its staff would need to review its budget allotments to Metro to ensure they properly align with the transit agency's safety needs under the new hours.

She did not mention the Jim Crow restrictions on voter registration and other hobbles that put the legitimacy of the coming elections further into question.

The economic troubles have hobbled that trade, in both directions.

After hobbling that gauntlet, the young people too lost on their phones to give me a seat almost look cute.

He hobbles in — toward the light, he goes around hobbling and that hobbling is part of his being wounded, having a wounded will that he must somehow heal.

He also argues that his approach wouldn't let ISPs hobble companies that don't strike deals, because that would be commercially unreasonable.

Martine van Hamel was dignified in the solemn hobbling steps that are among the work's choreographic trademarks.