Sentence examples for her condition means from inspiring English sources

Although her condition means she cannot stand throughout a show, Ms McKearnen was later questioned on why she was in a disabled area when not a wheelchair user.

Anyone who's been close to a loved one suffering from depression knows that the vicious cycle behind her condition means that, by definition, she can't hear the logic or reassurances we extend to her; if she could, she wouldn't be suffering from depression.

In a bid to stay active, she took up archery where her condition means she shoots seated on a stool.

Her condition means that unlike most teenagers, she has not grown significantly in height between the ages of 13 and 17.

She also says her condition means she has short-term memory issues.

In her final interview with BBC Look North, Purdy said the painful realities of her condition meant her life was "unacceptable".

But the complexity of her condition meant that neither the Romford hospital nor any other hospital in Essex could look after her properly because they provide care only up to level 2. The Royal London, 15 miles away, is the nearest level 3 centre and can offer two things that the Queen's cannot: one-to-one care, and nitric oxide to help Amy's breathing.

By her teens her condition meant she needed braces to walk.

Her condition meant she had to pull out of a number of engagements last year.

If her condition meant she needed an assisted death, would her husband be likely to be prosecuted?

She was first taken swimming by her parents at the age of four, and her parents said her condition meant she could barely walk.