Sentence examples for disabled about from inspiring English sources

They laid the groundwork for what in 2009 and 2010 became the most successful effort thus far to slow Iran's nuclear ambitions — the computer worm known as Stuxnet, which disabled about a fifth of country's working centrifuges and temporarily halted Iran's planned expansion of its capabilities.

Had Donald Trump said the things he said during the campaign eight years ago — about banning Muslims, about Mexicans, about the disabled, about women — his Republican opponents, faith leaders, academia would have denounced him and there would be no way around those voices.

Saudi Arabian authorities recently announced that they have hacked and disabled about 9,000 Twitter accounts associated with the publication of pornographic materials and arrested many of the handles' owners.

Late last month, authorities say a man named Satoshi Uematsu used a hammer to shatter a first-floor window at his old workplace, a residential center for the disabled about an hour outside of Tokyo.

The bulk of them, 54 percent, are classified as "learning disabled," while about 15percentt are classified as emotionally disturbed.

People often say, "Why don't you see many disabled people about?" It's because, even now, there's still segregation and prejudice.

The study showed that of America's 54 million disabled people, about 2.8 million travel solely for business and an additional 2.5 million combine business and leisure travel.

Disabled travelers spend about $3.6 billion a year, according to a 2003 study by the Open Doors Organization, a Chicago-based group that researches services and products for disabled customers.

Independent research by the Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion has found that disabled people are about half as likely to find employment as non-disabled people.

Speak with your disabled parent about the money needed to handle their disability.

Seek advice from organizations responsible for assisting disabled people about ways to make things easier with your disability.