Sentence examples for how crippling from inspiring English sources

How crippling would such a move be to the Ravens offense?

No doubt there is some truth here, but this general attitude blinds us to how crippling the exercise of our reasoning faculties can often be.

— JIM LUTTRELL Knowing how crippling losing serve early again would be, Federer appeared 100% dialed in at the start of the fifth set, shouting "come on!" after only the second point.

"The trouble is most of those buying now and paying later have little idea of just how crippling debt can be, nor the sizeable sums of interest they will end up paying," he says.

In an interview, Dr. Phillips described how crippling the disorder can become for those who spend hours in front of a mirror trying to "fix" their "ugly hair" or disguise a facial blemish only they can see.

"I got to really, really see how crippling it was for all the people involved, and how inhumane," she said in a telephone interview from her Manhattan home earlier this month.

"How the crippling condition of obsessive compulsive disorder is a status symbol".

But a poetic conception that tethers creativity to a despondent temperament is also misleading, discounting as it does how unproductively crippling the malady can be.

I was shocked to read a new report, by the Trust for London and Northern Rock Foundation, whichhighlights how cuts are crippling vital services such as women's refuges.

The book is at once a riveting adventure story and a wider study about how lax regulations, crippling economic hardship, and greed that crosses borders have led to a situation wherein tigers and humans pose a greater risk to one another than ever before.

With the hope of repelling the stereotype of the perpetually cantankerous (hotheaded) Latino, this I leave with you, my brothers and sisters: do not skip higher education no matter how absurd, economically crippling, mentally challenging, systemically oppressive or "uncool" you think it is.