Sentence examples for it's crippling from inspiring English sources

It's crippling.

It's crippling to every writer I've talked to.

I say, actually, unless you have an astronomical salary or a company to pay for it, it's crippling.

As a student, financially it's crippling – canvases can cost up to £200 – but I believe as long as you have passion you can accomplish anything.

One local protestor, Ciara, 14, said: "All the money for sports resources in this country is going to the Olympics and it's crippling local facilities".

"The printed page is a wonderful thing for communication, but it's crippling what we can do on the Internet," Stringer says.

It was crippling stage fright that ended Macdonald's career as an actor in the early 80s.

Almanea's brother said her family "has been feeling such sadness and grief it is crippling us".

"It was crippling," she recalls.

"We realised that it couldn't go on," says Davis. "It was crippling the firm, wasn't it?" That collective realisation led to the meeting with Castle.

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