Sentence examples for impairs from inspiring English sources

Ketamine also impairs memory, and affects other cognitive functions.

A study by the George Institute for Global Health found one in eight children born in the Fitzroy Valley in the Kimberley region in 2002 and 2003 had the syndrome, which impairs brain development – the highest level recorded in Australia.

That impairs the audience's ability to enjoy the music when, as often happened this summer, temperatures inside surpass 30°C.

Like almost all banks, HSBC carries these at book value and impairs as customers default.

Nobody would suggest that if, say, Mexico borrows in dollars, it pushes up dollar interest rates or somehow impairs America's creditworthiness.As for the stability pact, it seems perverse to impose artificial constraints on borrowing when both monetary and exchange-rate flexibility have just been removed and greater fiscal flexibility may be needed to compensate.

This impairs the integrity of WTO rules and diminishes the perceived value of negotiating new trade pacts.To compound this misdiagnosis, The Economist proffers medicine that would do more harm than good.

Mr Levitt believes such cross-selling impairs audit independence or at least the appearance of it.

So a danger over the coming months is that the new bank will take on a political character that impairs its effectiveness.As for the importance of popular backing, only consider how the Bundesbank defeated politicians' efforts to implicate it in their accounting fiddles.

We believe that the spreading out and perpetuity of the institution of slavery impairs the general welfare.

A lack of foreign exchange impairs companies that use any imported components, which is to say lots of them.

Throughout the film, she argues, "you see how the disorder impairs his ability to function.