Sentence examples for incapacitated also from inspiring English sources

The feeling of being incapacitated also derived from visual impairment, communication problems and increased light and noise sensitivity, the latter being described as being magnified to the extent that exposure to light and sound became really painful.

Amid the chaos, a wasp nest in a nearby tree was disturbed, and a number of Australians were so badly stung that they were incapacitated and also needed to be evacuated.

Of the 600 flies examined, 64 (10.7%) were incapacitated, and all, except one, recovered mobility within 5 min. Nonetheless, incapacitated flies had an ∼fivefold higher MI24 than non-incapacitated flies, indicating that injuries that cause incapacitation also contribute significantly to the cause of death within 24 hr.

Never a man to suffer fools gladly, his temper was shortened by attacks of gout that also incapacitated him for business.

He was also incapacitated by a severe bout of illness, probably nephritis in both kidneys, for which he refused hospitalisation.

The barrage, using a mixture of high explosive and mustard gas shells, also incapacitated most of his staff.

Our results show that men used force or threats in more than half of the sexual assaults committed, including situations where women were also incapacitated (voluntarily or involuntarily) by drugs or alcohol.

Typically this is a concern of older people, but much younger people can also be incapacitated.

The report card observes that "Federal prosecution has demonstrably become a powerful tool in many hundreds of cases, not only for incapacitating terrorists but also for intelligence gathering.

The resistance caused by mutations can be circumvented since the mutations that cause the loss of function also incapacitate the virus.

As the CIRE only considered suspected cases, i.e. subjects with fever above 38.5°C with incapacitating arthralgia, we also took into account the symptoms reported in the questionnaire of the SEROCHIK population-based survey.