Sentence examples for disabilities because of from inspiring English sources

He was an ardent advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities because of his son, Edward.

But many affected children have either died, are confined to wheelchairs or have massive, life-altering disabilities because of it.

Now Ms. Johnston's 16-year-old son is losing the portion of his insurance that covered treatment for his learning and emotional disabilities because of state cutbacks.

Second, and equally important, there is a digital divide for people with disabilities because of a lack of accessible online content.

Shieff said that if Schumacher does eventually come out of the coma, he probably would face significant disabilities because of the length of time he has already spent comatose.

The figures are controversial because there is debate about when a child with residual vision has "too much sight" for Braille and because the causes of blindness have changed over the decades — in recent years more blind children have multiple disabilities, because of premature births.

A lot of disabilities are not represented in the Games and, while the public may assume they understand disability because of the Games, they do not see the everyday lives of disabled people behind the scenes.

Those who thought David Cameron understood disability because of his late son were very wrong.

Nearly 1,000 from that group have qualified for "permanent respiratory disability" because of asthma or chronic bronchitis.

A former nurse who is on disability because of heart and back problems, she lost her apartment in a Punta Gorda public housing project because of the hurricane.

Now on disability because of hypertension, he said he finally received an apartment recently only because the military wanted him to stop complaining.