Sentence examples for because of their disabilities from inspiring English sources

When I ask members of the disabled community whether they have ever been compared to animals because of their disabilities, I receive a torrent of replies.

Because of their disabilities, group interaction had previously seemed unimaginable.

Varghese has met many parents who are concerned their children will not marry because of their disabilities.

The government intended to "modernise" the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) – grants given to disabled students in England to help meet extra study costs incurred because of their disabilities.

Many were struck by the achievements of the athletes, and amazed by the obstacles they had to overcome because of their disabilities.

For the stupid adoration of people because of their physical luck has as its flip side the stupid ridiculing or hostility to people because of their disabilities.

The US Air Carrier Access Act, which applies to both domestic airlines and foreign airlines that fly to and from the US, says that airlines cannot deny people with disabilities from traveling because of their disability.

It is clear that the tax discriminates against disabled people whose housing needs may be different from non-disabled people because of their disability, and are unable to move or to increase their income by earning.

In these incidents, disabled people were targeted precisely because of their disability.

"They can't compete with the able-bodied because of their disability, but they can't compete with the disabled because of the type of their disability.

"The children have to compete against other non-disabled children," he says, "but because of their disability, they don't train as well, they don't learn as well, so therefore they are going to be slower.