Sentence examples for it has crippled from inspiring English sources

We are living in a state of blackmail and it has crippled this country and its people.

Yet the industry does its best not to support this improvement, it has crippled both DVD-Audio disks and Blu-Ray audio with encryption and DRM.

The incumbent Coallition has crippled the social mobility that Brixtonian former PM John Major so pines after, because it has crippled the education system.

One of the most serious questions raised by the debacle in Iraq is whether it has crippled the ability of the world's leading powers to contain dangerous states.

Tragically, widespread newspaper abuse has become so endemic, it has crippled the country's ability to conduct a sensible debate about the "war on drugs".

While the the problem isn't specific to the United States — childhood obesity has proved to be a growing problem for many countries around the world — it has crippled this country in ways it has yet to cripple others.

In addition, the military said it had crippled Hamas' burgeoning drone capabilities after striking a number of sites.

And Foundem is claiming that Google has placed a "search penalty" on its site, which has crippled it.

The Web site once drew power and freedom from its untouchable, mote-sized budget, and now it insists that a financial "blockade" has crippled it to the point of near oblivion.

The Great Recession has crippled it.

A6 Elections in Haiti Haitians overcame fears of violence and crowded into polling places to elect thousands of legislators and local officials with the hope that their country would finally escape the political paralysis that has crippled it the past three years.