Debilitating in a sentence

About half of patients report that visual snow is accompanied by migraines and a ringing in the ears known as tinnitus, both of which can be debilitating.

After a 20-year battle with "debilitating" arthritis, Dunedin man Bill Napier was willing to try anything.

A hero pooch who helps his owner deal with debilitating pain brought on by illness has been recognised for his incredible service.

And further: the United States is strong enough to deter aggression but loath to plunge into debilitating military adventures.

And she wondered how many other serious infections, debilitating falls, and amputations could be avoided altogether with simple, home-based foot care … by nurses.

And then there’s the Nationals’ whose Tommy John surgery in 2010 has been followed by a succession of debilitating injuries, the latest being nerve damage in his neck which doctors are now saying may prevent him from pitching again.

A Necromancer player character, for instance, can be a superlative summoner that drowns enemies in tides of skeletons and flesh golems, or be specialized into a wielder of blood magic and debilitating curses.

A rotation back into the legacy OEMs could be in store if the market doesn't expect the impasse to lead to a debilitating strike, corroborating the current consolidation zone in their stock.

Before I close and hand back to Guido, I would like to say thanks to everyone in Sobi who have helped advance science and care for people with rare and debilitating diseases.

Being afflicted with Root Rot in will cause a debilitating status effect on the player’s character.

Brenda Powell had suffered a stroke and was in debilitating pain when she called the Social Security Administration last year to seek disability benefits.

Claire began having frequent and debilitating panic attacks and developed chronic stress rashes.

Debilitating pain, heavy periods and infertility are only a few of the symptoms that plague the lives of women with this condition.

Disaster struck in 2017 after Lehrer was diagnosed with ALS, the debilitating neurodegenerative disease.

Expecting women know to anticipate morning sickness, a potentially debilitating side effect that plagues 80% of pregnant women.

Graduates who are experiencing debilitating debt may have taken on that debt under a misconception that they need a college education in order to make a decent living.

Her symptoms - which she realised, thanks to her medical knowledge, were related to perimenopause, which hits the years before menopause - were so debilitating she feared she would have to quit her job.

His mental anguish is matched by the physical pain caused by a debilitating leg injury he sustained in battle.

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In 2018, she underwent open-throat surgery to repair damage done by the debilitating illness.