| crippling sanction | 11.19 | It still faces crippling economic sanctions. | ||
| crippling strike | 5.00 | Yes, crippling strikes could start any day now. | ||
| crippling blow | 2.17 | His death, if true, would be a crippling blow to al-Qaida. | ||
| crippling disease | 1.91 | Arthritis and rheumatism are prominent crippling diseases. | ||
| crippling embargo | 1.84 | Only then should the crippling embargo be lifted, Chernomyrdin said. | ||
| crippling effect | 1.71 | Rather, Sebald focuses on the crippling effects of the past. | ||
| crippling oil | 1.32 | The country is also under a crippling oil embargo imposed after the Kuwait invasion. | ||
| crippling crisis | 1.25 | The country has recently been hit by a crippling economic crisis. | ||
| crippling blockade | 0.99 | Greece agreed last month to end a crippling economic blockade. | ||
| crippling debt | 0.99 | Opponents claim it will plunge the impoverished nation into a crippling debt. | ||
| crippling drought | 0.92 | The problem has been compounded by the effects of a crippling drought last year. | ||
| crippling injury | 0.92 | But crippling injuries in hockey do happen. | ||
| crippling closure | 0.72 | He would also urge an end to the crippling closure of the territories. | ||
| crippling poverty | 0.72 | The insurgency began in Rolpa and Pyuthan, feeding on crippling poverty and poor governance. | ||
| crippling problem | 0.72 | And Lineo Tsikoane, from Lesotho, discussed the crippling problem of AIDS. | ||
| crippling damage | 0.59 | With the threat of a crippling damage award out of the way, Borland would appear more attractive as a takeover target. | ||
| crippling walkout | 0.59 | The most crippling walkouts have been in public transport. | ||
| crippling illness | 0.53 | But he insists he has no crippling illness. | ||
| crippling loss | 0.53 | An accident can cause crippling financial losses. | ||
| crippling trade | 0.53 | The U.N. Security Council is to review the crippling trade embargo in March. |