Sentence examples for without being crippled from inspiring English sources

Citigroup's sheer size and extraordinary profitability, which are big elements of Mr. Weill's legacy, allow it to digest these charges without being crippled.

Warding it off will involve keeping (or, for Greece, regaining) the confidence of financial markets, so that horribly indebted countries can continue to service their debts without being crippled by the cost.

Maybe you're just an average N.F.L. player; you just want to keep your job and to live your life after football without being crippled, or having dementia, or feeling driven towards suicide.

He also supported the now famous 1998 letter to President Bill Clinton from members of the Project for the New American Century, which called for the U.S. to remove Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq — and to be prepared to do so militarily, without being "crippled by a misguided insistence on unanimity in the U.N. Security Council".

To understand what this means, you have to look back to the late 90s, when, with the grip of political correctness weakening, a generation of white, western writers emerged, most notably Alex Garland, who felt able to write about Asia without being crippled by the fear that nothing a white person could say about the continent would be worth reading.

The hard man of the rugby field can't even a climb step ladder without being crippled by anxiety.

Despite having considered, in darker moments, "taking him out and drowning him in the Caribbean," Sheldon felt that without Tiptree, she was crippled creatively.

Without both it is crippled, vulnerable and prone to collapse at any given moment.

Truth without love is barren, sterile, cold; love without truth or wisdom is crippled and blind.

You'd be crippled without boots.

Gibson has continued to be crippled without providing the dramatic hits, and the Dodgers keep struggling.