Sentence examples for cause temporary blindness from inspiring English sources

The sudden bright light in a darkened cockpit can cause temporary blindness or distract pilots during critical low-altitude flight.

Lasers are distracting, but like a camera flash they can also cause temporary blindness, and the glare can prevent a pilot from seeing past the light, all of which could lead to an accident.

The manchineel tree from the same Colombian forest, we learn, has crab-apple-size fruits that can swell the throat so breathing becomes nearly impossible; its sap can cause temporary blindness; even rainwater dripping from the leaves makes the skin blister.

U.S. health officials linked the product to an eye infection that can cause temporary blindness.

In extreme cases it can cause temporary blindness.

The beams coming from laser enthusiasts can be distracting for pilots in flight and cause temporary blindness.

The inside of the mausoleum is dimly lit, causing temporary blindness for visitors who have stepped in from the bright spring sunshine of Red Square, and who are ushered in the right direction by solemn soldiers.

A retinal hemorrhage causing temporary blindness, along with fading organ function, landed him in the ICU.

Car headlights flood the scene with bright light, which overloads the deer's vision and causes temporary blindness.

Pentagon officials said they were confident Chinese nationals had shined high-powered lasers at American aircrafts as many as three times in the past several weeks, resulting in minor eye injuries and possibly causing temporary blindness.

The chemical that gives chilies such a fierce heat is capsaicin, a substance so potent that, when used to make pepper spray, it causes temporary blindness in protesters who've become a little too human rights-y for the police to handle with batons and shields alone.