Sentence examples for it would impair from inspiring English sources
Banks have fought the change because it would impair their profits — and they have succeeded in carving out many exemptions.
* Given this, it would impair Yahoo's ability to retain the talented engineers working on advertising systems that are important to our interest in a combination of our companies.
The court appeared to be very engaged and interested in the AG's submissions on whether press coverage that vilifies a suspect might then impede the defence's trial preparation by causing such a hostile image of a prospective defendant that it would impair the ability to get witness evidence.
In Landgraf v. USI Film Products, the court explained that determining whether a statute came within this presumption required looking at "whether it would impair rights a party possessed when he acted, increase a party's liability for past conduct, or impose new duties with respect to transactions already completed".
"It would impair them enough to see very clearly, they wouldn't have a good sense of judgement".
We anticipated that in the event middle condition, cues at midpoints of the video might improve memory for midpoint information in older adults, but that it would impair memory for event boundary information.
Such inhibition, it is suggested, would impair the methylation of DNA, leading to changes in normal patterns of DNA methylation that regulate gene expression.
Rather than find what's required to allow the disabled to live lives of dignity, the Government touts the very independence its meanness would impair.
However, she was no longer a certifiable virgin and it was thought that this would impair her chances of making a good, profitable marriage.
based in Oakland, Calif., said the administration plan would impair its ability to negotiate lower drug prices for its 8.5 million members because it suggested that discounts and rebate payments create "a prosecutorial risk" under the kickback law.
Although the implications of these mutations are provocative, it was unclear whether the mutations would impair the function of the resultant proteins.
