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For the Navy, which operates only a small number of cargo ships and relies on commercial carriers and mariners for most of its needs, the shortfall could be crippling.

From The Wall Street Journal

They also talked of a "crippling bureaucracy" which required some organisations to employ consultants with form-filling, and according to another independent report, contributed to mental health issues for almost all of the applicants.

From BBC

Not so much for food but everything else — housing costs exploded, employer coverage for healthcare shrank, college costs became crippling and transportation costs rose.

From MarketWatch

Protesters honked their car horns and hoisted blue and white Israeli flags - crippling traffic along the Ayalon highway, the main north-south thoroughfare running through the coastal city.

From Washington Times

The House Oversight and Accountability Committee on Tuesday held a hearing on the FDA’s oversight of the highly consolidated market and the chain of events that led to last year’s crippling formula shortage.

From Washington Times