Sentence examples for permanently debilitating from inspiring English sources

Most victims of sexual crimes are harmed by family members and acquaintances, and this violation of trust can be permanently debilitating.

In very rare cases, Zika can cause the neurological disorder known as Guillain-Barré syndrome, which can be permanently debilitating.

Any head, neck, spine or brain injury that is life-threatening, or has the potential to be permanently debilitating and results in the emergency admission of a rugby player to a hospital or medical care center.

Unfortunately, after years of carrying the diagnosis of RR MS (5-15 years), most patients 'transition' to a more permanently debilitating form of the disease.

Dr. Navarro-Valls's denial that John Paul had been attached to a respirator seemed to ease fears here somewhat of a possibly permanently debilitated pope.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz read aloud from a note by Gabby Giffords, who in 2011 was permanently debilitated by a mass shooting that killed six of her constituents and injured 13 more.

It is perhaps now easily forgotten that John Paul's health was always in question after the assassination attempt on him in 1981, which left him permanently debilitated, but while he soldiered on until 2005 despite the limitations placed on him by Parkinson's disease, Martini retired in 2002, after receiving the same diagnosis.

Diarrhoeal disease currently takes the lives of 1.8 million people each year – most of them children under five - with millions more left permanently debilitated.

See also: JC Larsimont & C Blanpain (April 2015) Ex vivo gene therapy can permanently cure debilitating hereditary diseases (Hacein-Bey-Abina et al, 2002; Mavilio et al, 2006; Ott et al, 2006; Gargioli et al, 2008; Naldini, 2009; Mavilio, 2010; Tedesco et al, 2011; Aiuti et al, 2013; Biffi et al, 2013).

Debilitating medication.

It's incredibly debilitating".