Sentence examples for disability making from inspiring English sources

Under federal law, a felony conviction brings a "firearms disability," making it unlawful to own or carry a gun.

The fee is gradated according to how long the person has been unemployed, or if they have a disability, making them more difficult to find work for.

Under federal law, a felony convictions brings with it a "firearms disability," making it illegal to own or carry a gun.

Plenty of locals happily – if anonymously – identify the Simmons children as being at least partly responsible for the harassment of a family who were seemingly targeted for no other reason than disability making them different.

"I thought, 'What must it be like for someone who can't parade because of a disability?'" According to the last census, there are more than 45 million people in Brazil with some kind of disability, making up almost a quarter of the population.

A disability rating above 75%% denotes full disability, making the service member eligible for the maximum allotted disability payment.

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.

The resultant disability made for a precarious school life, compensated for by his defiant humour, sporting prowess and subversive behaviour.