Sentence examples for increasingly crippled from inspiring English sources

Those needy babies will be raised by parents increasingly crippled by their diabetes.

We are increasingly crippled by the devices sitting in front of us, paralysed by the mere thought of losing power or connection.

Black Sabbath released a couple of underperforming LPs in which they "tried to get a bit modern" – Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die! – in the late 70s, their creativity increasingly crippled by alcohol and cocaine.

"The idea of white corals is not unknown at all," Dr. Hoeksema said, referring to the bleaching events that increasingly cripple reefs.

If Swartz, a rich tech genius with an unparalleled network of powerful friends and a remarkable track record of success, couldn't live an ethical, dignified life, then who can? Our contemporary culture is crippled by increasingly Soviet-style barriers against all who challenge the status quo.

Since then, as he explained in an interview with Francis Fukuyama, "an ossified, Weberian bureaucracy and the increasingly hostile regulation of technology" have crippled government's capacity to foster technological innovation.

But the port was now rotting and increasingly obsolete, and the downtown area had been crippled by the financial crash of 1929, the development of giant shipping facilities that Manhattan couldn't accommodate and a flight of businesses to Midtown.

In exchange, three increasingly weak governments in Athens have imposed a raft of austerity measures that have crippled Greek households.

A year from now, the severely crippled and unprepared Turkish National Police and Military will certainly not be able to counter the increasingly emerging terrorist threat as they used to in the past.

The violence has crippled Turkey's tourism industry and threatens its ambitions as a global hub, as the violence in neighbouring Syria increasingly spills over into a country that once promoted itself as a stable base in a restive region.

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