Sentence examples for function without assistance from inspiring English sources

There are some things that happen to us that will forever change our lives and may even effectively destroy them: the death of a child, a false accusation of a serious crime, an injury so grave we can no longer function without assistance.

"Organized crime cannot function without assistance from financial institutions that knowingly launder money and (from) renegade businessmen, lawyers and union leaders who either share in the illicit bounty or look the other way," said Judge Irving R. Kaufman, the panel's chairman, after parts of the report were made public.

In 2009, 'Belle de Jour' suggested nerds were "largely in need of a wash", a squat-dwelling, Pot Noodle-eating subclass who would "never discard an item of clothing with the least scrap of fabric still left in it", unable to function without the assistance of their doting mothers.

In past study, patients with MIS-TKA regain the ability of complex function like walking without assistance at 32 days postoperatively.

The reality is that the Saudi Air Force, roughly half UK-supplied and half US-supplied jets, could barely function without this ongoing assistance from Washington and London.

Home sales plunged more than expected in December, raising fresh questions about whether the housing market can function without ample government assistance.

Patients with progressive disease would manage some self-care, but otherwise would be unable to function at the other levels without assistance.

Exclusion criteria were presence of other neurological diseases or unrelated clinical conditions affecting locomotor functions; inability to walk barefoot without assistance and/or orthoses; previous double or triple arthrodesis at the ankle limiting joint ROM.

Less than 10percentt were able to regain basic functioning like being able to dress or eat without assistance.

Furthermore, individual patient values for all 12 patients continue to be in the age-adjusted normal ranges indicative of continued normal pulmonary function without the need for any ventilation assistance or respiratory failure.

Both NaGIR1 and NaGIR2 are known to fold correctly and to be catalytically active in vitro without assistance of proteins [ 7, 31, 34], suggesting no essential maturase function of the intron encoded protein.