Sentence examples for could impair from inspiring English sources

And you could impair the education of the student herself.

He acknowledged that cigarette smoking could impair health.

Third, failures in leading industries, like finance and transportation, could impair the economy.

In such a hostile environment Israel is unlikely to make concessions that could impair its security.

But exceeding the recommended dosage for newborns could impair their neurological development, Dr. Orloff said.

Roberts, 37, from Brighton, East Sussex, argued that radiotherapy could impair Neon's IQ or make him infertile.

This "could impair the ability of the hospital to deal at arm's length with the union," he said.

But online retailers and technology companies, among others, say taxing online transactions could impair commerce, particularly during a recession.

The loss of accreditation could impair the ability of Clayton County students to attend some colleges and earn scholarships.

If Fife pursued the matter, he warned, it could impair his efforts to get into a good college.

Mr Banks expressed concern that the blinding rays could impair motorists' vision.