| strike cripple | 1.78 | Russia is regularly crippled by strikes. | ||
| sanction cripple | 0.86 | The sanctions have crippled the Iraqi economy. | ||
| injury cripple | 0.59 | The Nets were already crippled by injuries. | ||
| polio cripple | 0.53 | As a boy he had been crippled by polio. | ||
| closure cripple | 0.46 | The closure has crippled the Palestinian economy. | ||
| arthritis cripple | 0.39 | My wife has become crippled by arthritis. | ||
| blockade cripple | 0.39 | The blockade has crippled the local economy. | ||
| year cripple | 0.39 | The Nigerian government, while rich in oil, has been crippled by years of corruption and incompetence. | ||
| attack cripple | 0.33 | But the attack crippled the CIA base. | ||
| debt cripple | 0.33 | Amnuay is grappling with how to shore up growth, revive exports and rescue a finance industry crippled by debt. | ||
| drought cripple | 0.33 | A seven-month drought crippled winter wheat production in some key states. | ||
| outage cripple | 0.33 | Telephone and power outages could cripple the systems. | ||
| arrest cripple | 0.26 | The arrests have crippled the Malaysian national football team but soccer officials said they were necessary to root out corruption from the game. | ||
| cost cripple | 0.26 | Still, the cost will be crippling. | ||
| decade cripple | 0.26 | The churches, crippled by decades of state-sponsored atheism, rarely step in. | ||
| protest cripple | 0.26 | The protest crippled public transportation for several hours in downtown Abidjan. | ||
| storm cripple | 0.26 | George Ajlouny, manager of Best Western in Rocky Mount, said the storm is crippling his place. | ||
| team cripple | 0.26 | Raiders owner Al Davis testified last week that another team would have crippled the Raiders financially. |