Sentence examples for would hobble from inspiring English sources
A rise would hobble an already weak economy.
If the proposed legislation passes, it would hobble BP's growth.
Mr. Israel said the state's failure to participate would hobble their efforts.
Businesses say the Democrats' proposals would hobble Japanese companies in international competition.
Another round of budget fights could hobble business and consumer confidence and more cuts would hobble demand.
Their effort to amend the Fisa Amendments Act was ultimately unsuccessful – something they warned would hobble Congress' oversight functions.
She had arthritis in her knee from a riding accident she'd suffered as a girl, and when cold fronts blew down from the Canadian Rockies she'd hobble and swear.
The long campaign was itself supposed to be the first and deadliest line of attack: bleed their opponents dry so that they'd hobble across the finish line in October, unable and unwilling to play the game of brinkmanship that comes along with a(n expected) hung parliament.
"It's hard work, but I love it," Mr. O'Connell said once I'd hobbled out to his spot.
She's very much of the Kathy Bates school of fangirling: she would definitely hobble Claes if it meant he would be a more pliant recipient of her crazed devotion.
Nearly all of the advisers now concede that they deeply misjudged how the driver's license proposal would fare, though few believed that it would permanently hobble Mr. Spitzer and fewer still blamed the governor himself.
