Sentence examples for having impotence from inspiring English sources

The great sportsman has been having impotence treatment, he "bravely revealed", but only as a preventative measure.

More to the point may be the astonishing number of his Playboy cartoons that have impotence as their subtext.

Only comparatively recently has impotence been understood to be an organic disease -- potentially identifiable and treatable with medicine.

The defibrillator went off at the wrong times, they had to put him on more meds that had side effects, he had impotence and incontinence and his diabetes worsened.

Another benefit, he says, which has gone widely underreported, is that increased discussion around erectile dysfunction has led to "a discovery that a lot of people had impotence as a consequence of cardiovascular disease that limited blood flow and impaired the mechanism that caused erection".

Another benefit, he says, which has gone widely underreported, is that increased discussion around erectile dysfunction has led to "a discovery that a lot of people had impotence as a consequence of cardiovascular disease that limited blood flow and impaired the mechanism that caused erections".

Also in men, 14.9% experienced premature ejaculation, 5.2% weak ejaculation and 7.9% had impotence although 4.9% were transient.

Mr Flynn suggested the prime minister had "confessed his own impotence" in hurrying up the process and challenged Mr Riddell to come up with another scenario to explain why it was taking so long.

Charged with this, they would have pleaded impotence.

The company says that improvements in the equipment since those studies were completed have reduced impotence rates.

This is understandable, because if the Fed announces a commitment to a higher inflation target but fails to establish its credibility, it will have shown impotence.