Sentence examples for will not cripple from inspiring English sources

"Having it done correctly will not cripple the industry.

For a bank that earned nearly $19 billion last year, the trading loss, which could go higher, will not cripple it in any way.

"Surely the ability to enjoy Heine's exquisite melancholy in the original German," she wrote, "will not cripple a girl's talent for making chocolate brownies".

But Adnani's death almost certainly will not cripple ISIS, any more than the raid that killed Osama bin Laden crippled Al Qaeda.

A five year statute of limitations will not cripple it, but many decisions, now on appeal, might be overturned if the Appointments Clause is found to have been violated.

Texans (7-3) at Jaguars (3-7) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Texans by 3. The loss of quarterback Matt Schaub will not cripple the Texans too badly if they follow the following guidelines for getting through the season.

A negative ruling on the A.C.A. will not just cripple this one law, but impair the national government for a generation.

Reduced squads may be a nuisance but, with an array of talent to choose from, it will not be crippling.

Whatever the findings are Thursday, the Spanish government has insisted that it will not shut crippled institutions.

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

But there are two other reasons that America's future generations will not be crippled by the debts the current generation has amassed:  growth, and inflation.