Sentence examples for incapacity with from inspiring English sources

Despite his incapacity with the bow and arrow, Oskari is courageous and a dab hand at action-movie one-liners.

The medicinal treatment of osteoarthritis (OA) is mostly symptomatic to relieve pain and incapacity with analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), drugs with well-known risks.

It is responsible for 7% of hospital admissions and 35% of chronic incapacity with respect to productive labour [ 6] and, as such, the social, health-care and economic impact is high.

Many of the most exciting advances in the field try to improve human incapacities with things such as memory, hearing, stamina or intellect.

In 1883 he became minister of the interior, but he retired from that post in 1885, charged with incapacity in dealing with the Northwest Rebellion.

An inquest found last month that Harris, 53, of Bristol, who was partially sighted, took her own life after months of constant pain and following a "fit for work" ruling that replaced her incapacity benefit with jobseeker's allowance.

The most recent statistics – from 2010 – showed that the area had Bristol's highest number of incapacity claimants with mental health problems, and that they were the least likely to socialise.

For disabled people and the long-term sick, working age adults are eligible for incapacity benefits, with varying payment according to the severity of the disability or illness from €17-54 a month.

Replacing incapacity benefit with the new employment and support allowance will mean those who can't work won't have to, but those who can will have to look for work.

"If you have a choice between hiring someone who has been on incapacity benefit with a mental health problem for five years, or a young, fit Pole, who are you going to go for?" asks Mr Denham.Another concern is the strain on the public services from so big a population shock.

Cancer cachexia is a multi-factorial syndrome that encompasses a spectrum from early weight loss (pre-cachexia) to a state of severe incapacity incompatible with life.