Sentence examples for actually impairs from inspiring English sources

The 9/11 Commission was highly critical of a culture that "nurtures overclassification", which not only restricts the public's access to information but actually impairs the government's ability to share important information internally.

The use of a maximum residual diameter, such as 80 cm in this study, actually impairs the preservation of large-sized trees (Keeton 2006).

This actually impairs proper wound healing and can leave a prolonged scar".

Some report that IL-10 actually impairs host defense against S. pneumoniae (50, 52), whereas others report that IL-10 is protective in models of septic peritonitis (49).

Looking down actually impairs your balance and prevents you from surveying the court.

Some studies suggest couples that use these tests become anxious and that may actually impair their chances.

The other, which portrays a spaniel, suffers some condition problems that do not actually impair its appearance.

Railroad officials complained that disability benefits were given for medical conditions regardless of whether they actually impaired one's ability to work.

We've found a troubling link between a fat-rich diet common in the West and brain-related ailments that can actually impair our ability to avoid overeating.

There may also be an impossible-to-measure gap between a teenage driver whose driving ability is actually impaired and one who thinks he is, or whose friends think she isn't O.K. to drive.

In some ways, the most frightening, least acceptable thing to say about our American world right now – even if Donald Trump's overwhelming presence all but begs us to say it – is that we've entered uncharted territory and, under the circumstances, comparisons might actually impair our ability to come to grips with our new reality.