Sentence examples for benefit disabled from inspiring English sources

The company speaks gamely of how the remote can benefit disabled people, who can now drive the Roomba right out of the closet.

The Special Olympics is one of the nation's premier charitable organizations to benefit disabled people, and the Kennedys have long been deeply involved in it.

Remaining an EU member will help to counter calls to leave the European convention on human rights – and mean we still have the EU's ratification of the UN disability convention, which directs the EU to "harness all its financial, legislative and other tools to benefit disabled people".

Although research that may, in the long term, benefit disabled people--genetics or stem cell research for example--is often in the headlines, disabled people who are themselves scientists tend to have a much lower profile.

Globalization of disability culture brought with it technological and medical advances that have greatly benefited disabled people.

From then until the late 1990's, it was used by the 52 Association, a group benefiting disabled veterans.

At a time when people are losing benefits, disabled people are being singled out because they are somehow seen as getting special treatment, even when they are as much victims of the cuts as anyone.

For all of us who live and work at the sharp end of cuts – minimum-wage employees surviving on diminishing benefits, disabled people, tenants facing eviction, NHS employees – the destructive impact of austerity is clear.

"Step-free access not only benefits disabled passengers or those with reduced mobility, but also people with children, heavy luggage or shopping.

The scheme benefits disabled adults, older people with dementia and people with mental health problems who live with the carers' families rather than going into residential care.

I think every single individual, couple, and group could benefit from the conversations and negotiations built into kink culture prior to playing or being in a relationship, and I've seen how much that benefits disabled folks.