Shackle

The slave trader would shackle his captives before transporting them to market.

The unexpected event shackle the plan for the event.

The shackle was rusted shut, making it difficult to remove from the prisoner's ankle.

Corruption can shackle the progress of a country.

The outdated technology will shackle the progress of the project.

The dockworker used a shackle to attach the cargo container to the crane.

The bureaucratic procedures shackle the issuance of permits.

The old methods of teaching were seen as a shackle to the students' ability to learn.

The police officer had to shackle the drunk driver's wrists before taking him into custody.

The interrogators used psychological pressure as a shackle to extract information from the prisoner.

The outdated curriculum is shackle the education system.

The broken equipment shackle the production line.

An injury can shackle an athlete's performance.

The politician believed that the current laws were a shackle to progress.

The shackle of poverty prevented many people from achieving their dreams.

The government's strict regulations shackle the growth of small businesses.

The outdated technology shackle the efficiency of the office.

Poor infrastructure can shackle economic growth.

The lack of motivation shackle her ability to succeed.

The company's debt shackle their expansion plans.

The coach shackle the athlete's training program, making them follow a rigid routine.

The power outage shackle the operation of the hospital.

The injuries of the team's star player shackle their chances of winning the game.

The police officer used a set of handcuffs as a shackle to restrain the suspect.

The economic system shackle the opportunities of marginalized communities, making it hard for them to break out of poverty.

The fear of failure was a shackle to his ability to take risks.

The lack of funding will shackle the growth of the business.

The technical difficulties shackle the live broadcast.

The guard instructed the prisoners to shackle themselves before they were transported.

The diver had to remove the shackle from the anchor before the boat could move.

Fear of failure can shackle a person's ambitions.

The shackle prevented the bike thief from stealing the bicycle.

The company was seen as a shackle to his entrepreneurial spirit, so he quit to start his own business.

The construction worker used a shackle to secure the crane's load.

The climber relied on the shackle to keep him safe while he climbed.

The belief system of a religious group can shackle its members by imposing strict rules and limiting their freedom of thought and expression.

The company shackle the creativity of their designers by dictating every detail of the product.

The culture of perfectionism shackle the mental health of many people, leading to anxiety and depression.

The company's policies shackle the employees' ability to work remotely or have flexible schedules.

The police put the shackle on the suspect's ankle to restrain him from escaping.

The pirate was chained to the wall with a shackle around his wrist.

The shackle on the prisoner's wrist clinked loudly as he walked down the hallway.

The traffic jam shackle the delivery of goods.

The language barrier shackle the communication with foreign clients.

The strict rules and regulations can shackle the creativity of the artists.

The police had to shackle the suspect's ankles as he was being combative.

The strict immigration laws shackle the freedom of movement for many people.

The old-fashioned teaching methods can shackle the academic progress of students.

Strict rules can shackle creativity in the workplace.

The firefighter's gear included a shackle for attaching their safety rope.