People will drive beyond their limits, with impaired faculties.
After this point, the positive effects of alcohol diminish while the negative effects increase, darkening your mood, impairing your faculties and sapping all your energy.
The purpose of this compulsory examination is to assess deficits which might influence school performance (i.e. impaired visual faculty) but can easily be corrected (i.e. prescription of glasses).
His post-war trial for treason was ended after two psychiatrists ruled he was suffering from "permanently impaired mental faculties", but he was sentenced to the loss of his property, put under psychiatric observation, and died in 1952 in poverty.
They have argued that Mr. Malvo voluntarily chose to be with Mr. Muhammad, that the so-called indoctrination lasted just a few weeks and could not have completely impaired his faculties and that he was predisposed toward antisocial behavior.
On the other hand, the brain's cannabinoid receptors are found in the same places that influence critical thinking and perception, so who knows if weed further impairs those faculties?
The loss of an outer fortification does not impair the resisting faculty, when it is lost early in the day when its defenders have not spent upon it the resources which are needful to defend the citadel.
This faculty is impaired in those with schizophrenia.
But, then, he was drunk, his faculties impaired.
With his faculties impaired, he lived in treatment centers in Texas and New Hampshire until 1998, when he was moved to the Falls at Cordingly Dam, an institution for long-term care in Newton Upper Falls.
The impact of the crash, head-first on to hard-packed snow at 60mph, inflicted irreparable brain injuries that put him in a coma for three weeks and left him in need of care for the rest of his life, with speech, memory and physical faculties impaired.
