Sentence examples for impaired to from inspiring English sources

Even specific impairments—such as visual and hearing impairments range in severity from mildly impaired to totally blind or profoundly deaf (Odom et al. 2005).

No one, said Stange, is too young, too old, or too physically impaired to dance.

Instead, the central question was whether she was too impaired to be capable of consent.

Still, friends and relatives worried that Jami was too impaired to be away from home for so long.

"It's an indictment of 21st-century Britain that there's no provision for the visually impaired to go to a hotel.

The company works with Kansas-based Envision Industries, which also serves the visually impaired, to make bioplastic tablecloths.

But Robin Kotz, president of Maid Brigade, says there is no need for the house-cleaning impaired to despair.

But it is extremely rare for the visually impaired to compete in the pole vault.

During an important concert Mr. Walken's character becomes too impaired to finish a piece.

PAGE A8 S. KOREA REVISITS LAW ON MASSEURS In South Korea, a law allows only the visually impaired to become professional masseurs.

One may indeed wonder whether there were times when Kennedy "may have been too impaired to do the job he was elected to do".