Sentence examples for Becoming invalid from inspiring English sources

However, OS-85 didn't recalculate it, resulting in the checksum becoming invalid if you ran the program in OS-85 and it modified itself in any way.

We also note here that birds in general have much greater experience with food cues provided by solid objects becoming invalid than our captive subjects had, solely due to their test experience.

If you do not perform your mystery shop on the exact day that you choose when you sign up for it, you risk your shop being cancelled and it becoming invalid.

Dying of cancer, terrified of becoming an invalid and reluctant to give up his strenuous life, Carl Brenner — a former trial lawyer turned apple grower — prepared to take his own life in early 2003.

Regarding the stunning title story in this volume, which itself makes this book worth reading, it's a deeply affecting tale about the collision of two lives: a fat, pale boy with "unfortunate Prince Valiant bangs" who dreams of being a hero; and a middle-aged cancer patient who is thinking about killing himself because he fears becoming an invalid and burden to his family and friends.

They have been estimated based on the human capital approach, according to which individuals who suffer from a disease or a disability are less productive, more prone to becoming an invalid, and to die early.

Her own affliction with Graves' disease contributed to her becoming reclusive and a semi-invalid.

This may have increased chances of dropout and invalid data due to participants becoming annoyed [ 119].

A bout with rheumatic fever after the family's return to Mexico, however, threatened to make him an invalid and thwart that goal of becoming a football hero.

An importer who makes one or more incorrect claims after becoming aware that a claim involving the same merchandise and circumstances is invalid may not make a voluntary correction of the subsequent claims pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section.

Inspired by her saintly invalid cousin Helen, Katy learns to be useful and beloved even from her sickbed by becoming neat, patient and optimistic and an emotional resource to her family.