Sentence examples for would be crippled from inspiring English sources

The insurers would be crippled.

In the highly unlikely event that it didn't work out, Turner Advertising would be crippled.

Fund managers warned of job losses and said the industry would be crippled.

Parents feared that Gymnasien, where the course of study had already been shortened from nine years to eight, would be crippled by the loss of two more.

A team leader, he said, then squeezed his testicles so hard that, according to his lawyer's summary, he "feared he would be crippled".

Partly for that reason, Mr. Roberts said, it was by no means clear that the Brotherhood would be crippled in the new period of uncertainty now confronting Egypt.

Much of Spain's debt is held by Spanish banks, which means even if the government managed to negotiate a deal forcing investors to swallow heavy losses, it would be crippling its own institutions.

I wanted to support her, and at the same time I knew that if I didn't let her meet this obstacle on her own I would be crippling her when it came to dealing with it in the future.

You'd be crippled without boots.

You'd be crippled by the interest payments.

I learned she'd been crippled for years, but the other members of her herd never left her behind.