| The lack of employment spurs the mass human migrations that so debilitate the district. |
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| If this protein is so dangerous, why doesn't the body's immune system counteract the effects, or at least debilitate the protein? |
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| All four forms of malaria debilitate the patient by destroying human hemoglobin and are characterized by a cycle of fever, chills, and sweating. |
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| As the disease progresses, it can debilitate a person by slowly eating away the joint's cartilage and bone. |
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| Mandates also tend to address people rather than needs, which may further debilitate operations, particularly in emergency situations. |
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| Conflict may impoverish populations, increase the availability of weapons and debilitate rulers. |
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| The tumour produces very powerful hormones that basically debilitate the patient. |
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| And the damage that we are inflicting on biodiversity will debilitate living organisms for millions of years. |
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| This could undermine the progress achieved so far and would debilitate IFAP from developing living information around the world. |
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| The idea is to reverse the drain of capital and income that debilitate low-income communities. |
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| Civilian detainees are alleged to have been subjected to a number of techniques to disorientate and debilitate them, including deprivation of sleep, food and water. |
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| Severe cramps and complications can debilitate sufferers from living their everyday lives, hormonal fluctuations can cause mood swings and there is always the worry about having enough supplies and available toilets nearby. |
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| Thermal and water deficiencies that debilitate the plant or paralyze it. |
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| Although lyme disease can debilitate individual wolves, it does not appear to have any significant effect on wolf populations. |
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| Environmental destruction is often a deliberate war aim, intended as a weapon to debilitate economies, weaken civilian resistance and put increased pressure on government forces to capitulate. |
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| Use special weapons to debilitate your Bejeweled opponent. |
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| Apart from malaria, water-borne diseases that debilitate and destroy include typhoid, dysentery, cholera, hepatitis, trachoma, fluorosis and Japanese encephalitis. |
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| Targets that are too difficult debilitate rather than motivate. |
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| In contrast to viruses vandals are malicious auto-executables, such as Java Applets and ActiveX controls that can potentially debilitate corporate desktops. |
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| Twice, they found themselves behind, seemingly on their way out, and on both occasions they absolutely refused to let their lack of numbers debilitate them. |
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