Sentence examples for long crippled from inspiring English sources

"We are finally breaking the cycle of dependence that has long crippled the hopes of too many families," he said.

Some officials warn that if this effort at compromise fails, the commission's efforts to police whale hunting, long crippled by irreconcilable political divisions, will collapse.

And resurgent production from Libya, long crippled by the conflict there last year, has further added to the total global supply.

But a gun battle between security forces and Islamist militants a week ago on the outskirts of Srinagar, the summer capital of Kashmir, attracted unwelcome headlines, and memories endure of the violence that has long crippled the region as the Indian Army fights insurgents who are backed, India claims, by Pakistan.

Debt has long crippled ZC, often meaning players are not paid on time or provided with food or living allowances when travelling, and Taylor is not the first of his countrymen to seek an exit route to a different country.

World powers signed off Saturday on a historic deal that curbs Iran's nuclear weapons-building, eases economic sanctions that have long crippled the Islamic Republic and rewrites diplomatic dynamics throughout the Middle East.

Due to the limitations of Flash, Pandora has long been crippled by natural back button usage in browsers.

21 June 2011 - Hanover Park is often in the media for all the wrong reasons – the community has long been crippled by gangsterism and drug abuse – and growing up there is no easy feat.

RA is characterized by synovial inflammation, destruction of cartilage and bone, severe joint pain, and ultimately life-long crippling.

The Senate has been crippled long enough.

It replaced Swissair, the 71-year-old flag carrier that went bankrupt because of an ill-fated business plan and a dearth of passengers after Sept. 11 crippled long-distance travel.