Sentence examples for disability advantages from inspiring English sources

Metrics: The company says it has developed the most comprehensive database to date for paralysis products, and that it has compiled more sources for disability advantages than anyone has bothered to in the past, with thousands of discounts and benefits.

Metrics: The company says it has developed the most comprehensive database to date for paralysis products, and that it has compiled more sources for disability advantages than anyone has bothered to in the past, with thousands of discounts and benefits.

It was an issue raised at the Arena in Wolverhampton on Friday night when as part of A Nation's Theatre, I chaired a lively discussion around disability, the creative advantages it might bring and the failure of many theatres to really embed disability arts in their practice.

It should also be noted in particular that those who may be disadvantaged by other means of social communication, through illness or disability, find considerable advantages in the use of such media.

So for me this disability was an advantage".

I feel that a DSS student in my course is trying to use their disability to their advantage.

Dr. Hawking, for whom the word "puckish" seems to have been invented, has often said his disability is an advantage because it frees him to sit and think.

When we remove students with disabilities from the overall rates in order to mitigate the effects of differences in numbers of students and the severity of student disability, the charter advantage disappears.

'My disability is my advantage' Jump to media player Stuart Penn, who has won jiu-jitsu medals on the world stage, "wouldn't know what to do" with four limbs.

The European: You frequently write about turning disadvantages, such as a learning disability, into an advantage.

But, much like the X-Men, what appears to be a disability is your advantage.