Sentence examples for too debilitated from inspiring English sources

After three years in college, many of these unpaid gladiators are too debilitated to reach the NFL.

The contractor offered to take the dog to his vet, who, upon examining the dog, agreed that it was too debilitated to be saved.

A staph infection, a flare-up of her ulcer and the onset of phlebitis in her legs added to her problems, leaving her too debilitated to work.

So when he travels to India to work on another film project, and is too debilitated to finish, he cheerfully experiments with alternative therapies for his disease.

"They're not even fully understood in the DYFS offices," he continued, "and this raises inevitable questions that concern whether this system is too debilitated to support its own policies".

LET'S say that, on a whim, you decide to form a baseball franchise made up of history's greatest anxiety sufferers -- a sort of neurotic all-star team, like the 2004 Red Sox, only too debilitated to make it out of the dugout.

Hutto acknowledges the commonplace but insists that these qualities do not characterize wild birds, although you may see a lethargic stupor among the industrial domesticated ones: now, after four and a half centuries of unnatural selection, misshapen things, with pumped-up breasts and ineffectual legs, too fat and debilitated to reproduce naturally.

"We marched aboard," Hosmer recalled, "a nerveless, debilitated company, too weak and sick to show joy even at going home".

The problem is that patients who wait too long become so debilitated that recovery is harder and function is often not fully regained.

It was also considered more physically challenging, because patients were getting older, more debilitated and overweight.

Did we mean "debilitated"?