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Because corporate spending remains moribund, a retrenchment by consumers would further hobble an already limping economy.

Mr. Yang predicted that the suspension of the project would further hobble Mr. Chen's ability to govern.

In June, while legislators considered a budget with reduced revenue sources that would further hobble higher education in the state, the perception was that taxes were not being raised.

If the United States reduced its foreign aid or investors decided to look elsewhere, Nicaragua's already weak economy would be further hobbled.

Basic flaws in narrative construction further hobble this jumbled novel.

The stalemate could further hobble Italy's economy, the third largest in the euro zone, which is mired in its longest recession since World War II.

Apple may further hobble AdMob by blocking its ability to collect data from the apps which serve its ads.

Much energy has been invested in the last 18 months, not pursuing real financial reform, but beating back efforts, primarily by the Democrats, to further hobble a slow-recovering economy.

That would be a replay of the land seizures, which led to huge farms being handed over to people who had no expertise in commercial farming and left them fallow, further hobbling the economy.

The launch of free newspapers has further hobbled the paid-for variety.

The stopgap measures that have kept the government running have further hobbled the agency, he added.