Sentence examples for I'm impaired from inspiring English sources

"People do it all the time!" Though I knew that they didn't, and now the angel was sitting on my desk and shaking her head at me. "You're a doctor," they said, as if that should settle it, and I wanted to say that I'm impaired, and a pediatrician to boot.

Ecstasyyyyyyyy In the air I don't care Can't tell me nothinnnnnnng I'm impaired Her voice does wonders for the insipid lyrics on the pomp-thick single "Diamonds," which sounds far more like a James Bond theme song than Adele's too patient "Skyfall".

So when Rihanna released the single "Numb" a few weeks ago citing lyrics like "Ecstasy in the air/I don't care/You can't tell me nothing/I'm impaired," what kind of message is she putting out there for her fan base comprised of mostly impressionable teenagers?

Indeed, some studies suggest that bone, cardiac muscle and other tissues display aged characteristics when IGF-I is impaired (Adamo and Farrar, 2006; Anversa, 2005; Ceda et al., 2005; Geusens and Boonen, 2002).

Roseanne has regrets: "I was impaired and stupid and mistaken and wrong.

In addition, it was demonstrated that muscle mitochondria in depressed patients produced less ATP and that the activity of the OXPHOS complexes I+III and II+III was impaired [38].

Therefore, this experiment provides evidence that complex I is impaired by the metabolite.

Migration towards collagen I was impaired approximately two-fold in the high CCBE1-expressing cells compared with their control-transfected counterparts (P=0.013; Figure 4C).

Consequently, if expression of MHC I is impaired, for example by viruses, the inhibitory signal is reduced, facilitating the activation of signaling for 'missing self' and resulting in cytotoxic destruction of the target cell.

However, no significant increase in ROS production was observed in Nrf2-KO cells (p = ns. Fig. 6C,I) upon rotenone administration, suggesting that, in the absence of Nrf2, the activity of complex I is impaired even at basal state due to substrate limitation [ 2].

Reality bites, even when it's impaired.