Sentence examples for disabled making from inspiring English sources

Among those joining the ranks of the unemployed was Brenda Davis, who earned $17 an hour there, and whose husband is disabled, making her the sole breadwinner.

Feel the whiplash as she lurches from describing to preaching without so much as a paragraph break: "These were among my early lessons in how hard it is to be old, how long everything takes, how much some of it hurts, and how a loving caregiver must stop moving at the warp speed of a New York minute and adapt to the pace of someone who is disabled, making it look natural and effortless.

If a photographer does not want their content to be shared, the share menu will be disabled making the Pinterest option unavailable as well.

Another matter – Interpol is likely to demand the that the phones' IMEIs be disabled, making them worthless for Russian networks, and in turn drawing the ire of many customers.

"I spend so much money on working with disabled, making my buildings accessible.

Many of our people with MS were very disabled, making interviews sometimes more difficult to conduct and potentially distressing for interviewers.

The smoking, drinking, idle poor is a concept that, much like the shirking disabled, makes a good scapegoat.

The stereotypical role gives the perception of being disabled makes someone mean or unfriendly.

Another feature provided is an automatic method for the discovery of essential reactions, i.e. reactions that when disabled, make the organism non-viable.

Another example related to patient characteristics, where patients who were not motivated to become less disabled made it difficult for occupational therapists to apply guidelines [ 24].

Despite the progress the disabled have made, however, the future isn't trouble-free.