Sentence examples for that would cripple from inspiring English sources

Many fear that would cripple industry and make banks' bad debts worse.

What he didn't understand was it was that same defiance that would cripple the whole scheme.

A stagehands' strike that would cripple Broadway and keep the curtain from going up as scheduled?

Financial regulators would endure deep cuts that would cripple their ability to carry out the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

On the car deck, a fire that would cripple the Norman Atlantic was fast raging out of control.

He concluded that they had "been denied a chance to turn what, in my opinion, is a heinous crime into a payday that would cripple Nassau County".

Japan's largest and most influential business lobby, the Nippon Keidanren, has also warned that a nuclear shutdown would create an energy shortage that would cripple economic growth.

In the summer of 1967 the communists decided on a bold stroke that would cripple the Saigon government and destroy once and for all American expectations of success.

Spending cuts appealed to conservative primary voters, but the amendment was so restrictive that most of those who had actually read it thought that it would cripple the ability of state and local governments to budget for essential services.

Gun-rights advocates in the Senate slipped in provisions that would further cripple the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, preventing it from important record-keeping and licensing tasks.

At Sunday's first fund-raiser, one of two in the Seattle area, he said a Republican president would institute "an approach to government that would fundamentally cripple America in meeting the challenges of the 21st century".