Sentence examples for to have paralysed from inspiring English sources

Football has become a premium product and it is an almost irrational fear of undermining that status that seems to have paralysed decision-making among Premier League executives.

In fact, she's had some sort of stroke that turns out to have paralysed her right side and she is soon being cared for in a wheelchair and provided with an invalid's bed.

This is the bitter harvest of years of laws designed to weaken trade unionism, of neoliberal dogma that rules public ownership out of court, and of rule by a smug elite whose greatest achievement is not economic or social, but to have paralysed the will of politicians.

Ward went into defence but the two early goals seem to have paralysed Wolves who could find no answer to Rangers who were superbly orchestrated by Barton.

Being benchmarked against the average seemed to have paralysed some of the GPs with below average results thus preventing them from benefitting from the feedback meeting.

If the next five weeks do not find a resolution to the problems that have paralysed the workings of the Agreement, the two governments have two options.

England's game against France on Tuesday night will take place amid the biggest security operation there has been at the new Wembley after the French football federation decided that cancelling the fixture would be giving in to the terrorists who have paralysed Paris and changed the outlook on Euro 2016.

Labour will on Monday promise to embrace the results of the Chilcot inquiry into British involvement in the Iraq war and say that the repeated delays to the report's publication have paralysed British foreign policymaking, including the ability to restore public trust.

Russia and China have paralysed the council for too long and need to hear the demand for justice from countries around the world.

Civil servants in Hong Kong have returned to work at the government's headquarters as pro-democracy protests, which have paralysed the area for more than a week, subside.

Yet while this might have paralysed many writers, Lavery saw her only salvation in continuing to write and channelling the pain and guilt into her work.