Sentence examples for hearing impediment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "hearing impediment" is correct and can be used in written English
For example, "The student was struggling to complete the classwork due to a hearing impediment."
A hearing impediment, the result of childhood mumps, made him an especially attentive listener.
She graduated from high school but, severely dyslexic in addition to having a hearing impediment — her left ear has no opening — she said she had no ambitious career agenda.
Arriving at La Guardia after 5 30 p.m., Ms. Buckley was delivered directly to the Carlyle Hotel, where she and her musicians, BILL MAYS, JAMEY HADDAD and TONY MARINO, improvised a strategy to cope with her hearing impediment: "Some hand signals, as if I were on a football team, in case I was singing flat," she said.
They don't like it any more than we do and would lead their players off the pitch if officials suddenly found themselves suffering a hearing impediment.
Finally, mutations in a mitochondrial ribosomal protein gene, technical knockout, result in unsuccessful male courtship behavior, apparently because of a hearing impediment [ 61].
They have hearing impediments.
Black Hawk County's system is designed so people with speech and hearing impediments can text 911 for emergency services.
Subjects were required to have no language or hearing impediments and no psychiatric history.
Caius was born with a cleft palate — not the kind that causes a visible split of the upper lip, but an interior kind, not immediately apparent, that can result in feeding difficulties, frequent pain and, eventually, severe hearing and speech impediments.
All the world really is a stage as we hear from five luminaries as they explore the playwright's resonance in their lives - from actor Dr John Kani who recounts his experiences playing Othello in Apartheid South Africa, to Scottish musician Dame Evelyn Glennie who demonstrates how deafness is no impediment to hearing The Tempest.
It is of the essence of the British commercial spirit to push our manufactures into every land where they can be disposed of to advantage; and we have never heard of any impediment to commerce founded upon such a fact as that the moral state of the country with which our interchange of commodities took place was not such as we could conscientiously approve of.
