Sentence examples for Substantially impaired from inspiring English sources

However in Australia, Grant Thornton said "the investment is likely to be substantially impaired".

Intervention in several components of this pathway, Masp1, Masp2 or C3 substantially impaired neuronal migration.

Strikingly, binding was substantially impaired with fragment Vn80 229 (Fig. 4b).

The DAT patients were substantially impaired in their performance on tasks of structural access.

The jury found that these symptoms had not substantially impaired his rational judgment.

But new research shows that even substantially impaired marijuana users would not be caught under this standard if they consumed pot in edible form.

Pol (Brexit Special Issue) at 15 (forthcoming 2017) (noting that the U.K.'s export of financial services to EU countries would "likely be substantially impaired by hard Brexit").

It is, of course, theoretically possible that the President should be held to be absolutely immune because each of the functions for which he has constitutional responsibility would be substantially impaired by the possibility of civil liability.

On the assumption that substantial impairment is necessary only when a purchaser seeks to revoke acceptance under N.J.S.A. 12A:2-608, the trial courtheorrectrialefrained from decourtg whether the defecorrectlyantially impairefrainedan.

Short-term memory is substantially impaired.

Mr Scullion said it was accepted that this "substantially impaired his ability" to control his actions.