Sentence examples for issue paralyzed from inspiring English sources

How much has the corruption issue paralyzed the government?

These mental health issues include: paralyzing anxiety that keeps children from raising their hand in class, attention difficulties which leave them frustrated for getting in trouble when they don't know why, feelings of depression like nothing is worth anything, especially themselves, and even concerns that any food they put in their mouths will make them fat.

"Then there would be a truce for a very long period to pave the way for the next generation to resolve the issues we are paralyzed to resolve".

All are to some extent stalled in the past, paralyzed by issues and resentments they have never addressed.

With no reliable authority to issue information, the holdouts were paralyzed.

As many Americans die from firearms every six weeks as died in the 9/11 attacks -- yet the White House is paralyzed on this issue.

In the behind-the-scenes lobbying battle, Boeing is lining up against General Motors, Walt Disney against AOL Time Warner, Caterpillar against Deere, and Microsoft against I.B.M. Business interests are so divided and the corporate intrigue so intense that Congress has become all but paralyzed over the issue.

With Congress paralyzed over the issue, administrative action is the only clear avenue available.

The blueprint today failed to resolve some conspicuously sensitive issues that could paralyze the effort.

Ms. Faieta said that the search for a perfect approach — taking into account, say, environmental concerns and land ownership issues — had proved "paralyzing" but added that the contractors had a different vantage point.

The result paralyzes.