Sentence examples for which could hobble from inspiring English sources
Some lawmakers are warning that the agency could relax ownership limits, which could hobble diversity and competition, while others are pushing for faster easing.
Three of Temer's ministers have already had to step down due to links to the scandal, which could hobble efforts to restore confidence.
[C15.] Rules May Slow Investment in China The Chinese government announced several new regulations last week governing the release of material on the Internet that could hobble several start-up companies which had hoped to go public this year to capitalize on the growth of online usage in China.
These regulations could hobble several promising start-up concerns, which had hoped to go public this year to capitalize on the pell-mell growth of online usage here.
Even if consumers clamor about their rights, no politician wants to be seen taking steps that could hobble the new economy -- or provoke the Internet industry, which has become increasingly generous in doling out contributions.
Another round of budget fights could hobble business and consumer confidence and more cuts would hobble demand.
A weak currency could hobble the already fragile economy.
Deep cuts could hobble the F.D.A. just as it gains the new authority.
Chrysler's heavy exposure to the United States could hobble its future growth, according to analysts.
But such a rebound could hobble the world economy further, making an eventual recovery more difficult.
However, even a narrow ruling for Noel Canning could hobble presidents when a rival party controls the Senate.
