Sentence examples for are so disabled from inspiring English sources

Some children attend regular schools, others are so disabled they require institutional care.

In reasonably well-off families ($7,000 and up), 4.3 per cent are so disabled; in reasonably poor families ($2,000 to $3,999), the proportion doubles, to 8 per cent; and in unreasonably pour families (under $2,000), it doubles again, to 16.5 per cent.

"Most of these kids are so disabled that they don't go home," said Nancy Swanson, director of the program.

He was grownup enough by then to try to make sure that [his daughter] Scottie would not be so disabled.

People would work until they died or were so disabled that they could not continue, Dr. Fogel said.

As the Amistad appeared to be so disabled as to be unsailable, and without appropriate legal status, a claim was made to salvage the ship and her contents.

*President Clinton was so disabled by scandal that he had no strength left to wrestle with Congress over legislation that was especially important to him.

"What happens if I go to the hospital and they say, 'He's so disabled anyway, should we do these heroic measures?' " said Stothers, who contracted polio 55 years ago and now uses a wheelchair.

Mrs. Zweig may not meet the people who are helped by her contribution, she said, but it "helps me feel I'm establishing a relationship with my sister that I was never able to have because she was so disabled".

Uday, survivor of an assassination attempt while driving his Porsche through Baghdad in 1996, is said by members of the national soccer team to be so disabled that he shuffles when he walks.

In part because Stephanie was so disabled -- she was blind, diabetic and retarded -- and in part because her body was not recovered until after it had been crushed by a garbage truck, investigators never really expected to be able to specify the cause of her death.