Sentence examples for disabled reader from inspiring English sources

So I will review the book from the viewpoint of a disabled reader.

It provides no advantages for poor children, at-risk children or disabled readers.

His parents own Equal Opportunity Publications in Melville, N.Y., publishers of career magazines for women and minority and disabled readers.

Instead of opening with a crack about "one-legged ladies," as Comfort did, Quilliam adds a well-written section on special considerations for disabled readers, which is sensitive without being condescending.

I've often seen disabled readers or viewers ask about the potential for disabled characters in their favorite genre or series, only to be disparagingly told that it wouldn't be realistic for them to survive.

(But all views expressed are my own personal ones - other disabled readers might have different ones!) Katy by Jacqueline Wilson, is a modern take on the children's classic What Katy Did by Susan Coolidge.

No doubt other disabled readers living in London will by now have received a letter (without any prior consultation) telling them that the taxi card scheme funded by London boroughs and Transport for London, which subsidies taxi rides for the sick and disabled, is to be cut.

Theoretical and computational models of reading have traditionally been informed by specific characteristics of disabled readers.

Disabled readers are generally believed to show a specific problem in reading nonwords.

Further, predictions for disabled readers in an inconsistent orthography like English are formulated.

Applying this method in a sample of Dutch disabled and typical readers, the results revealed an absence of a nonword-reading deficit in the disabled readers.