Sentence examples for disabled though from inspiring English sources
A woman with bound feet was disabled, though not utterly.
The highest level of alert intended for catastrophic events — known as the presidential alert — cannot be disabled, though not a single one has yet been issued.
Torre said he would be surprised if White had to be disabled, though White did not go to the stadium last night.
The plan has the potential to reshape how the state approaches enforcement against abuse of the developmentally disabled, though it remains to be seen how it is carried out and what force it has.
His guardedness means he may be the wrong actor to play someone who's emotionally disabled, though I'm not entirely sure who the right actor would be for this particular conceit.
Children with a disabled sister or brother have reported more positive interactions and less conflict with their sibling than kids whose siblings aren't disabled, though "less conflict" cuts both ways, since sibling fights aren't necessarily bad.
It's mostly about imagination that there is a life worth living and fostering even though you might be disabled, even though you might be frail, even though your memory might be going, or you might be within weeks of the end of your life. .
In America, Mr Autor and Mr Duggan suggest expanding private disability cover, thus giving employers an incentive to keep workers working and speeding the return of the disabled.Such reforms, though, would take years to show results.
Walter Kueffner is one manager who didn't say he was disabled, even though many others around him did.
Kevin Joyce got around so well in his wheelchair that his son and daughter did not think of him as disabled, even though he had stumps for legs.
She wants to work, but jobs are scarcer than ever for disabled people, though she has nine good GCSEs and has worked as an administrator.
