Sentence examples for will be crippled from inspiring English sources

Many councils fear they will be crippled by the costs.

"She will be crippled, I think," he said.

Cut training in the visual arts and our national ability to design will be crippled.

"If we do not act now, future generations will be crippled by the social and financial burden of addiction".

Without this legislation the industry will be crippled with legal uncertainty and these platforms will develop overseas.

An Echo of 2008 Fears that European banks will be crippled by exposure to sovereign debt are raising their borrowing costs.

You'll be crippled by its awesomeness.

BP, which made profits of $5.6 billion in the first quarter of this year, will not be crippled by the spill (see Schumpeter), even if its costs run into billions.Congress will stiffen oversight of offshore drilling and boost the penalties for lapses.

"Without increased transportation options into Manhattan, New Jersey's economy will eventually be crippled".

Kashmiris here counter that the insurrection is largely "indigenous" and will not be crippled by Pakistan's new restrictions.

And even if the vicious circle is limited, the financial system will still be crippled by inadequate capital.