Sentence examples for disabled little from inspiring English sources

I feel I have been dealt a double blow: I am grieving for the partner I have lost and yet my role as the full-time carer of a very disabled little girl is no longer recognised by the state.

I have been an author/illustrator of children's books for eight years and, having no such fear of offending, set about writing a picture book starring my profoundly disabled little girl.

And they have few overhead expenses: The employees typically travel from their homes to the homes of the developmentally disabled, so little office space is needed.

At 61, Betancourt receives $600 a month in Supplemental Security Income, which is provided to the aged and disabled with little to no income.

Of Mice and Men, meanwhile, has at its heart the poor and learning disabled, a little too reminiscent, perhaps, of those currently being hit by the bedroom tax and urged out to work by a private company with a clipboard where others have a heart.

While the design tools usually support the legal requirements for accessibility for disabled persons, little effort has been observed to address the quality of the access routes in terms of time, length and convenience of the route to be taken.

He soon figured out, however, that organizations for the disabled had little funds and what he really needed was a major commercial application on which he could piggy-back his support system for the disabled.

Now I'm back to feeling like a poor little disabled girl again.

As I understand it (and my understanding is still evolving), every state handles services and schooling for disabled children a little differently.

Abolishing torturing work tests for the severely disabled tells us little about compassionate Conservatism when £13bn of benefit cuts are still set to hit "just about managing" families.

He now receives about $600 a month in Supplemental Security Income, a Social Security benefit that helps disabled people with little or no income meet basic needs.