Sentence examples for it has paralysed from inspiring English sources

The longest strike in French radio's history, it has paralysed programming and exasperated listeners.

It has paralysed the judiciary, squeezed private investment nearly dry and brought a worrying uptick in violent clashes between radicalised groups on each side of the divide.

The risk of not stopping polio in endemic countries was made clear when a large type-1 outbreak originally from India spread to Tajikistan early in 2010 where, to date, it has paralysed 239 children.

It is instead succumbing to a self-induced panic that has paralysed its common sense.

AS ARMED police moved in to clear an opposition protest site in central Bangkok on February 18th, it appeared that the gridlock that has paralysed the city for three months might be reaching a dénouement.

Partition has paralysed and disoriented Moldova, making it the poorest country in Europe and the only post-communist country to have re-elected an unreformed communist party.

This month, it became yet another victim of the credit seizure that has paralysed the financial markets.

These programmes would be phased so that it didn't hit them that hard.' This court case, which has paralysed HIV healthcare in South Africa, highlights the problems of the entire continent.

It also serves as a powerful indictment of the corruption and fear that has paralysed a once-prosperous nation.

The crisis has paralysed the country's ability to revive its economy from recession in the midst of a huge corruption scandal involving state-run oil firm Petrobras.

The row has paralysed parliament for the past six weeks as debates have descended into shouting matches; for one week it was suspended.