paralyze造句

Fear of failure didn't paralyze them.

Even the smallest slip could permanently paralyze the patient.

Otherwise, my dread of criticism can paralyze me.

The Soviet Union believes that it can demoralize Western Europe and paralyze us.

Trying to plan everything before you start will often paralyze you from taking action.

All the opinions and analysis will paralyze anyone who is not up to the task.

Practice and pretend not to worry and, in time, anxieties won't paralyze you.

You can bet that would truly paralyze the flow of credit: Does anyone believe Washington can manage Banks?

These negative feelings paralyze a person to move forward and take a step in resolving the problem.

They pounce on their prey, paralyze them with venom and use their beaks to tear off pieces.

The bad: Cassava contains more than one type of cyanide. Unless it's prepared properly, or if consumed in great quantities, this shrub can paralyze or even kill you.

Most people who live in rich countries assume the disease is long gone and that it doesn't kill or paralyze children anymore.

She's seen cases where Botox injections, which paralyze certain facial muscles, caused the other active muscles to appear strangely overpowering and "odd."

Succinylcholine was a drug that would temporarily paralyze Herring so paramedics could put a tube down her throat and into her lungs.

Iran over the years has armed its Lebanese and Palestinian proxies with literally tens of thousands of rockets, which, when launched en masse, could paralyze Israel for weeks or even months.

The fire sale of T-bills will paralyze the repo market, drive up the sweeping borrowing costs, suck dry the liquidity and close up the spread in the carry trade.

While urbanites now enjoy the luxury and convenience of private cars, the sheer number of additional cars, over 2 million in five years, is threatening to paralyze the capital city.