Sentence examples for be impaired by a from inspiring English sources

'Quality of life' is an assessment of how the individual's well-being may be impaired by a disease or disability and makes a comparison of the reported actual life situation with the highest possible perceived well-being over the lifespan.

However, the application of new water allocation rules can be impaired by a lack of acceptance and implementation problems.

Moreover, the capacity of our criminal justice system to deal fairly and fully with legitimate claims will be impaired by a burgeoning increase of frivolous prisoner complaints.

"The longer it drags on," he said, "the more likely that the long-term growth rates of the U.S. economy and all the Western economies will be impaired by a significant amount.

There is the chance that Brookfield may acquire "less than a majority of the Shares". In this case, Western Wind's "ability to effectively carry on its business may be impaired by a poor working relationship with Brookfield Renewable". Given these uncertainties, are shareholders right to be selling now?

However, the reliability of phylogenetic studies based on selected genes may be impaired by a selection bias, in particular due to recombination or lateral gene transfer, as previously described for Rickettsia species [31].

Here's what AIG said in its 2005 statement (buried several pages into the "Risk Factors" section): "AIG's liquidity could be impaired by an inability to access capital markets or by unforeseen significant outflows of cash". (Gee, ya think?) That's about it for risks.

In this study, we have shown that postnatal neurogenesis can be impaired by an environmental milieu, MAM-treatments, in addition to gene disruptions (Pax6 in the current study) in rats.

The current paper was stimulated by the notion that undergraduate students might be impaired by an overdose of contact time.

Male gametogenesis in plants can be impaired by an incompatibility between nuclear and mitochondrial genomes, termed cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS).

His lawyers have said that Dr. Zarkin is impaired by a frontal lobe dementia.