Sentence examples for quite debilitating from inspiring English sources

The tiredness was quite debilitating.

Autonomic disorders are fairly common, and as might be expected, can be quite debilitating.

Cuff tear arthropathy remains a challenging clinical problem, quite debilitating for the patient and a significant management challenge for the shoulder surgeon.

I wake up early worrying about work stuff, and the stress and sleep deprivation definitely contribute to a permanent state of anxiety, which can be quite debilitating.

Endometrial cancer is much rarer than breast cancer and has a very high cure rate, but the treatment for it can be quite debilitating.

To those suffering from IBS, the pain can be quite debilitating.

Furthermore, when pathological processes such as caries affect teeth and produce inflammation of the pulp, the pain experienced can be quite intense and debilitating.

As title defences go, they have made a better fist of it in times past — though they have rarely faced quite such debilitating problems with injuries.

On a more positive note, City did show last season they can negotiate a way through these tricky opening stages, and that if there was once a mental block it is no longer quite so debilitating.

No one who has not tried running all day on steep, rocky, slippery, fog-bound British mountains can really understand quite how debilitating such an experience can be: the deep, soul-consuming exhaustion; the bruising; the bone-aching damp and cold; the disorientation; the occasional fear; and, not least, the sheer extra effort required both for going up a steep, uneven slope and for coming down.

It can be quite a debilitating experience and I have known athletes to require weeks, even months, to recover fully". Mike Holmes.