Sentence examples for disabled calling from inspiring English sources

It was intended to fix a bug in the company's HealthKit software that had resulted in a number of health-and-fitness-themed apps being pulled from the App Store, but a number of owners of the two new iPhones reported that it also disabled calling functionality and broke the TouchID sensor.

There were even signs that the company's output in general might be becoming more substantial: in 2000 a grainy, extremely unexpected Ardent documentary on sex and the disabled called Forbidden Pleasures was broadcast to some acclaim on Channel 4. But the company continued to make a loss, as it had done all along.

While running for office, Trump mocked the disabled, called Mexicans rapists, and boasted about grabbing a woman "by the pussy," sans consent, due to his delusional celebrity status.

Mr. Green said that transit officials, in a meeting with his aides last week, also had agreed to eventually stop refusing rides to some callers -- a practice that officials deem necessary in times of high demand but that advocates for the disabled call discriminatory -- and to provide him with data that would enable the Public Advocate to evaluate the program's performance.

Activated INF Jorge Toca from the 15-day disabled list, called him up from Norfolk of the International League and placed him on the 60-day disabled list.

Azam supported his wife, four children, and a disabled brother called Yar Muhammad.

Its economy relies on the state hospital for the mentally disabled, originally called the Nebraska Institute for Feeble-Minded Youth.

Mr. Gephardt outlined a plan to expand services for the disabled; Dr. Dean called for an increase in the minimum wage.

Nicola Clark, the mother of two disabled teenagers, called out Gervais on his "mong" comments only to be called "cunt" and "mong" by some of his 650,000 followers.

However, several City Council members expressed anger that the 911 system could have been so easily disabled, and called for creating a more effective backup procedure.

Top of the class was a disabled woman called Melody Bliss, who works full-time, and has kidney dialysis three times a week.