Sentence examples for impair this from inspiring English sources

Reductions in the lower Amu Darya's flow threaten to impair this oasis's agricultural output, however.

"We have a strong ongoing relationship at all levels, and in no way would Israel do anything to impair this relationship".

He thought that the humanist vision needed a new basis in a big narrative about the liberation of humanity's innate goodness, a story about how civilisation tends to impair this.

The decreased functional connectivity between MrD and the cuneus may impair this integration, and facilitate migraine chronicization.

In the long-term posttreatment stage (T3), some patients in both groups were still presenting bonded canine-to-canine retainers (18 patients in each group); however, the presence of a canine-to-canine fixed mandibular retainer does not impair this comparison because the PAR index evaluates the overall occlusion and not only the mandibular anterior crowding.

Excessive focus on civil-political liberties during the early stages of national development would impair this.

For people who are visually impaired, this is what makes it exciting.

But this parallel fails to recognise the fact that balance sheets remain far more impaired this time.

And we have seen that no degree of unrealism in the imagination impairs this principle a whit.

The only thing that really impaired this subtle and dazzling show on Monday was the clunky footwear, which defied the inexperienced models to walk and throw a pose at the same time.

If you are visually impaired, this should be as exciting as having a 6.5-inch iPhone.