Sentence examples for impair the ability of from inspiring English sources
The various copy protection schemes impair the ability of consumers to do what is entirely lawful.
This "could impair the ability of the hospital to deal at arm's length with the union," he said.
The loss of accreditation could impair the ability of Clayton County students to attend some colleges and earn scholarships.
Why should this impair the ability of the farmers to keep growing corn?
And I worry that it's going to impair the ability of people in the business to sit back and think about whether what they're doing is right.
The research suggests that statins impair the ability of the body's immune system to fight off flu, leaving older adults vulnerable to the virus.
One is that the acidity of vaginal secretions may impair the ability of the AIDS virus to survive on the penis.
"Confining the president's authority to traditional combat zones thus would substantially impair the ability of the commander in chief to engage and defeat the enemy forces".
The bans on sharing data from iPhone and iPad users could impair the ability of advertising networks — like AdMob — to place ads on apps.
There are several genetic defects that cause chronic granulomatous disease, all of which impair the ability of phagocytes to make hydrogen peroxide.
The continuous presence of a toxic amount of poison may impair the ability of the damaged cells to carry out repair and thus prevent any chance of recovery.
