Sentence examples for slightly crippled from inspiring English sources
The Wii itself is of the new, slightly crippled variety (doesn't have wi-fi or play Gamecube games) but it's a perfect little collaboration for the upcoming Olympics — if you lack the soul of a gamer.
That isn't as good as the Flip (not yet anyway, word is that it actually can shoot HD video but is being slightly crippled), but it's still able to shoot perfectly good videos on the go (example), which is exactly what the Flip is for.
Such overemphasis slightly cripples some sequences, including one that underscores the ecclesiastical element in "One for the Road".
If the production of many spores causes little more damage to the host than the production of few or, conversely, if the host tolerates a low parasite load with few ill effects but is crippled by a slightly higher load then the relationship between transmission and virulence may be asymptotic or sigmoid rather than linear.
Here's a real threat to ordinary working men – and the right is cheerleading the moves that will result in many more of them being crippled or killed, for the sake of slightly swollen profits for the already-rich.
Distribution has been crippled.
Blind, crippled, and crazy?
