Sentence examples for return of crippling from inspiring English sources

The return of crippling economic instability.

Explaining his thinking to the party faithful, Mr Osborne said there could be no delay in paying off Britain's deficit and warned that if he now adopted Labour policy there would be "market turmoil, the flight of investors... the return of crippling instability, Britain on the brink".

Would people accuse us of crippling the service?

And he was always just kind of crippled by that.

They develop the conditions from being in an array of dangerous situations, and they return home emotionally crippled.

In a letter released Monday, 27 NASA veterans — including Eugene F. Kranz, the flight director who presided over the safe return of the crew aboard the crippled Apollo 13 spacecraft in 1970 — asked Mr. Obama to reconsider the "misguided proposal".

That position, American and British officials said, forced Libya, economically crippled and desperate for the return of foreign oil companies, to consider the new concessions.

We are not even counting the thousands who have returned crippled for life.

Because doing so would cripple reconciliation between Bosniaks and Serbs, make the return of Bosniak refugees to eastern Bosnia impossible and for other reasons, Izetbegović opposed.

I'm as excited as the next guy about the return of "Game of Thrones" this April, but it's nice to watch something that doesn't involve people being crippled, beheaded and thrown into dungeons.

Electric power failures in the aftermath of disasters cripple the delivery of critical emergency services.