Sentence examples for Impaired eyesight from inspiring English sources

Jane, a graduate of Connecticut College was a lifetime avid reader of books, though born with greatly impaired eyesight.

While all had impaired eyesight to begin with, some lost all remaining vision in the treated eye, the agency said.

Beset by hunger and illness, many are scrawny (65% of adult men in Udaipur are underweight), over half are anaemic, and about a seventh suffer from impaired eyesight.

It is simple and has both pictures and sound, which may help older people to pay attention, particularly if they have impaired eyesight and less concentration when reading [ 33].

Minor risk factors for MOF include, but are not limited to, inadequate nutritional supplementation of vitamin D and calcium, impaired eyesight despite correction, high alcohol and tobacco consumption, and immobilization [ 7, 25, 26].

As a result, education tools such as leaflets, surface mail, and text messages may not be suitable for older Thai people, particularly those who have impaired eyesight or who are less interested in reading [ 31– 31].

Not surprisingly, for those of us who face these obstacles--including anyone using a cane or walker or who has impaired eyesight--these physical barriers are a disincentive to participate.* The National MS Society reports that more than one out of every ten people with disabilities don't even bother to register to vote.** Given what they are likely to face at the polling place, who can blame them?

Remove foliage that impairs eyesight, your hearing, and communication.

The disease also badly scarred her face and impaired her eyesight, earning her the name Tekakwitha, which means, "she who bumps into things".

Volunteers were unable to communicate with anyone and they also simulated the physical effects of ageing by using glasses that impaired their eyesight and by wearing gloves that restricted movement.

When diabetes had severely impaired his eyesight, he took early retirement in 1984 and moved to the north Antrim resort town of Portstewart, where he continued to write.