Sentence examples for it may cripple from inspiring English sources
In understanding the Great British Blunder — the Cameron/Clegg/Osborne decision to engage in unforced austerity, which increasingly looks as if it may cripple the UK economy for many years to come — it is, I'm increasingly convinced, crucial to understand the leprechaun factor.
May 2012: "The Cameron/Clegg/Osborne decision to engage in unforced austerity, which increasingly looks as if it may cripple the UK economy for many years to come".
But the KMT is split over its approach to the Communists, which may cripple the government's authority in cross-strait talks.
It has stirred up a hornet's nest among union general secretaries and may cripple the party's finances.
If the critic is correct, the flaw may cripple or even kill the proposed weapon system, the cost of which is estimated at up to $60 billion.
The bankruptcy filing by WorldCom on Sunday dealt a blow that analysts say may cripple India's main international long-distance and Internet provider.
That may cripple the government and even lead to a new election.The called-off talks are about a Stabilisation and Association Agreement, the first step towards EU entry.
Moody's Investors Service said on Wednesday that it was likely to cut the top ratings of the bond insurance arms of MBIA and Ambac Financial, in a move that may cripple their ability to write new insurance.
Barclays and Lloyds may also receive government funds, as increasing bank debt and borrowing costs may cripple the trio.The Federal Reserve is prepared to begin a bold new intervention in financial markets.
For Masumura, violence and sex keep close company, as with one soldier who lost both arms and begs Sakura to masturbate him, and another whose shrapnel wounds may cripple his love life.
(Reuters) INTERNATIONAL HARMFUL FARMING Intensive farming, blamed by many for spreading mad cow disease across Europe, has damaged the environment and may cripple the world's ability to feed a growing population, a food policy research group said.
