Sentence examples for impairing that from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Waite declared that even though Congress alone is granted control over interstate commerce, a state could take action in the public interest without impairing that federal control.

The patients consisted of 15 adolescents (age range 13 17 years, mean age 14.7 years) with histories of antisocial behavior so functionally impairing that they were ordered by child welfare to undergo a psychosocial evaluation in a closed social services ward.

In summary, we expect the cumulative assessment program to benefit the performance of initially low-scoring students, without impairing that of initially high-scoring students.

As child psychiatrist Gabrielle Carlson said, psychiatrists agree that "there is a group of children with severe irritability or affective aggression or rages whose explosive behavior is significantly impairing, that we have been chasing with different diagnoses over the years, that populate child psychiatry clinics, and that we haven't had a great deal of success in treating".

Research and write a report on technologies for the hearing impaired that have been developed in the 20th and 21st centuries.

"We knew" the quarter "would be slow, but we didn't realize profitability would be impaired that much," he said.

One analyst said the company appeared to be moving in the right direction with its products, and expressed concern that its activist board could impair that effort.

"So salmon not being able to find their natal streams because their sense of smell was impaired, that's a very real possibility".

But prosecutors said his mental capacity was so impaired that he might not be eligible for it, and they agreed to a life sentence without parole.

"John seems so seriously impaired that he is incapable of intellectually functioning at anything like an age-appropriate level," the psychologists wrote.

But if patients fell because they were sedated with medications so their balance was impaired, that may be a potential error.