Sentence examples for impair it from inspiring English sources

Circadian rhythms "are inherent in and pervade the living system to the extent that they are fundamental features of its organization; and to an extent that if deranged, they impair it" ([ 6], p. 159).

"But I worry that controversy around the memorial might impair it as an instrument of healing".

The passage of the Affordable Care Act, in 2010, was followed by court challenges, dozens of votes to repeal or defund it, and a systematic state-by-state effort to impair it, using every tool in the political system and some outside of it.

While most memory research has focused on developing drugs that might improve memory – so-called cognitive enhancers – the thought that if one drug improved memory, another that blocked the effect of the first might impair it attracted a number of small start-up biotech companies interested in cashing on the potential PTSD market.

In general, nicotinic agonists have been shown to improve memory, and nicotinic antagonists impair it.

In particular, GABA also regulates memory, as shown by Valium's ability to impair it.

If Memorial Day has lost its memory, the Fourth of July may be even more impaired; it has lost its actual name: Independence Day.

(still waiting…) Even though this will be of no small consequence to the eyesight impaired, it will have its uses for the casual user too.

Such additional requirements "could quickly deplete its liquidity and impair its capital," it said.

If you are visually impaired it would take a day for your screen reader to dictate the average email inbox.

Lee Byrne has had painkilling injections in his left foot and if his range of kicking is even slightly impaired it makes more sense to pick Rob Kearney.