Usage of "cripple debt"

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Usage of cripple debt in English

Or end up with crippling debt from medical expenses you can't cover. 
 BBC 

Some of us are still living with the crippling debts that ensued. 
 The Irish Times 

For now, Greece's crippling debt burden can only be solved by a substantial write-off. 
 The Guardian 

Inevitably the bubble burst and traders were left with virtually worthless bulbs and crippling debts. 
 Reuters 

Skepticism is widespread over his plans to dig state oil firm Pemex out of crippling debt. 
 Reuters 

Endless loans left the continent with crippling debt. 
 Wired 

They face a lifetime of heavier taxes and crippling debt that was not of their making. 
 The Irish Times 

Many coffee operators are trapped with crippling debt and banks are reluctant to lend them more money. 
 Reuters 

They also want the country's crippling debt burden - of nearly 180 per cent of GDP - lightened. 
 Radio NZ 

Masonite filed for bankruptcy in March as part of a pre-arranged plan to restructure the company's crippling debt. 
 Reuters 

Overwhelming rates bills and crippling debt. 
 Radio NZ 

The deal loaded RBS with crippling debt and led to a £45.5bn government bailout. 
 The Guardian 

Ba Thin blamed the salinated soil for ruining the main rice crop in the area, leaving farmers with crippling debts. 
 Reuters 

Innkeepers filed for bankruptcy in July 2010, citing crippling debt that hurt its ability to maintain and upgrade its properties. 
 Reuters 

Over 40 South African community radio stations could be shut down due to lack of licences, crippling debt and funding. 
 The South African 

Ironically, this was at a time of maximum difficulty for the Irish economy, then beset by crippling debts and deep recession. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of cripple debt in English