Sentence examples for that crippling from inspiring English sources

No private operator will venture near that crippling liability, which the government will have to shoulder.But the bigger obstacle will be political.

The glorious achievement of 2014 will not be viewed under the lens of war; it was a conquest liberated from that crippling association.

The current standard narrative of fame, especially for US stars, would have him explain how the "haters" make him stronger, how he overcame this or that crippling disadvantage and was now showing all those who doubted him how strong he really is.

Wanting to help liberate Betty from that crippling fear, Moxie could have suggested she take some of the pressure off by accepting herself as she is and allowing her life to unfold at a natural pace.

David's rise from the dregs of that crippling cycle of addiction, as recounted in the 2008 memoir The Night of the Gun, is one of the greatest success stories in our industry.

In my childhood, that crippling figure was about £150.

We took precautions, but we didn't live with that same crippling fear.

Vu, a veteran of the bureau's computer-crimes division, had spent years searching for the source of the leaks that were crippling the music industry.

A DECADE ago, Argentina took a drastic step to stamp out the hyperinflation that was crippling its economy: it effectively gave up control of its national currency.

This magnificent documentary provides compelling evidence of the extent to which poaching is contributing to the terrorist threat that is crippling many parts of Africa.

Hammond said he wanted to know if Ed Miliband, the new Labour leader, would "condemn the strike that is crippling London today".