Sentence examples for will not hobble from inspiring English sources

It says that we will not hobble the prospects of young people raised and schooled in America just because we were so perverse to demand that their parents wait in a line before a door that never opens.

With any luck he will not hobble off against Wigan (12 p.m., Fox Soccer Plus) this weekend, giving him a chance to work his way onto Klinsmann's short list.

One challenge before these Europeans -- and all the anti-globalists -- is to make the case that their concern for equity will not hobble growth in the developing world, as it sometimes has done on this continent.

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And this time America has made clear that, while it is prepared to work through the Security Council to disarm Iraq, it will not be hobbled if the council backs down.

This is weird but the Pro-Brexit group would say an independent U.K. will not be hobbled by the hide bound EU with its silly rules and waste and will set free for the U.K. to buckle down, get on its bike and crack on.

We want to hone their journalistic instinct, not hobble it.

The electronic stoppage did not hobble all of Yahoo!'s online services.

"They are not hobbled by worry that 'this will be used against us,' " Mr. Gebert says.

Which means people with a more practical grasp of how economics operates in the real world will have to weigh in to assure U.S. exporters are not hobbled by ideology.

I will do everything I can to ensure that the next Democratic president is not hobbled by a House of Representatives pulled to the extremes by members from gerrymandered districts.