Sentence examples for it may impair from inspiring English sources

Researchers have found that it may impair the functioning of the thyroid, potentially stunting the growth of fetuses, infants and children.

If venospasm is widespread, however, involving an entire extremity or the veins in the lungs, it may impair blood flow and therefore be of greater significance.

Already, only 48 hours after his arrival, it is evident that the Pope's visit will have a lasting effect on the whole Communist block and that it may impair the Kremlin's self-confidence at a time of leadership change in the Soviet Union.

"If a sovereign, and those trying to rescue it, tiptoe around the periphery to avoid triggering the C.D.S., it may impair the effectiveness of the C.D.S. as a risk management tool," said Bruce Bennett, a partner at the law firm Covington & Burling.

Cholangitis is a major complication after metallic stent placement to treat biliary obstruction, and it may impair quality of life.

Islanding is undesired because it may impair the safety of maintenance service workers and/or damage load equipment through unsynchronized re-closure.

Restoration is becoming a quite complex process: a large number of internal and external variables co-exist and may impair it.

Two new studies back up this idea, and the research shows that deliberately avoiding race when it's clearly relevant may impair decision-making skills.

Our study suggests that at moderate temperature ozone may activate the fibrinolytic pathway, while at elevated temperature ozone may impair it.

The now banned insecticide DDT, which remains at detectable levels in soils because it breaks down so slowly, may impair fertility.

Although the mutations in ATP1A2 that cause hemiplegic migraine are not as well-studied, it is thought that they may impair the transport of sodium and potassium ions and prolonging the presence of neurotransmitters between neurons.