Sentence examples for may hobble the from inspiring English sources

This may hobble the bull in the future.

Yields on the bonds jumped to 5.86 percent, fanned also by concerns that a new austerity program may hobble the economy.

Something in the soil triggers a disfiguring disease that may hobble even the hardiest folk.

David Axelrod, a senior adviser, likened Mr. Romney's nomination struggle to a "death march" that may hobble him for the general election race.

In summer I may hobble around home and office, but on the court, once I hear the opening pop of a new can of balls, pain is forgotten, and I lunge and sprint with abandon.

If the Rays finish in first, they may hobble there.

My fear is that limiting the retention of DNA unnecessarily now may hobble a technology that could be a very powerful tool for identifying offenders, eliminating innocent suspects and protecting human rights in 30 or 50 years' time.

The protests have put a damper on what was already a fading prospect.They may also hobble the effort to create a new democratic constitution, in place of the one written by the generals after the 1980 coup.

Either way there are risks: it may hobble a still-weak economy.

The United States earned only one racing slot — and while the woman who will fill it, the 26-year-old Jill Kintner, was a three-time mountain-bike-racing world champion, a recent knee injury suffered during training may hobble her speed.

Leon Charney, another real estate titan, fears "a shut down of lending by banks" may continue to hobble the economy.