Sentence examples for disability make from inspiring English sources
"His passion for sport and his groundbreaking role in transforming attitudes to disability make him the perfect addition to C4's own world-class team of talent being led by Clare Balding".
The venues that pop up in all the city's nooks and crannies are often virtually inaccessible to anyone using a wheelchair, and social misconceptions around disability make it particularly challenging for those with learning difficulties to put on shows.
"Other forms of disability make it difficult or impossible to operate the fueling nozzle, read displayed instructions or values on the display screen of the gasoline dispenser or hear the voice of the attendant over an intercom," the inventors, John McSpadden, David Kaehler and Timothy Dickson, wrote in their patent application.
How do adults with a learning disability make friends and relationships in a safe environment?
I see you at social gatherings where well-meaning people ask ignorant questions about your child or her disability, make hurtful comments or fail to recognize that your child is a child first.
Standardized self-report forms that are specific to wrist-rated pain and disability, make it possible to quantify the difficulty patients are having with specific activities.
To Singer, it's pretty simple: disability makes a person "worse off".
Matt Trueman remarked that "Albina's disability makes every mention of beauty ping out of the text".
Before, her disability made it hard for her to go see him often.
Over time, disability made it hard for families to earn a livelihood.
Wilson was so ill psychologically that mere physical disability made no difference.
