Sentence examples for impaired enough from inspiring English sources

About 50,000 would be impaired enough for the device to help, said Dr. Robert Greenberg, Second Sight's chief executive.

Beneficiaries are supposed to be impaired enough to need at least 120 days of help with tasks like walking, bathing or taking medication.

But rising leverage eventually bred easy credit and overvalued homes.Even without recession, falling home prices would have impaired enough mortgage debt to destabilise the financial system (see chart 3).

While no more than a few thousand people are impaired enough to meet the strict criteria for the surgery right now, millions more suffering from an array of severe conditions, from depression to obesity, could seek such operations as the techniques become less experimental.

An athlete might be classified as legally blind in his or her home country, he says, but they would not necessarily be visually impaired enough to compete in the Paralympics.

It is also a possibility that the scoliotic subjects who participated to the study were not impaired enough to show any alteration in their muscle function and or in their muscle fibers.

"Many users report some brief visual abnormalities occurring after acute hallucinogen effects, but only for a small minority of users are these effects troubling or impairing enough to be considered clinically significant or warrant the diagnosis of HPPD," Johnson explains.

"It would impair them enough to see very clearly, they wouldn't have a good sense of judgement".

Simply recognizing that our thinking and social-self is impaired is not enough however.

(Are you hearing impaired or something?) Fair enough.

Put another way, exerting mental control in a predictable situation, when automatic response was enough, actually impaired performance.