Sentence examples for its impairment from inspiring English sources

While the bank told the City that its impairment charge for troubled loans was easing – analysts reckon it could be £12bn for 2010 – it also admitted that lower impairments in the wholesale markets division were being offset by higher charges in the wealth and international divisions, largely in Ireland and Australia.

We hypothesised that endothelial function (EF) would be impaired in adult patients with sepsis; that it would improve with treatment; and that the degree of its impairment would correlate with disease severity and outcome.

It is also crucial for tissue stem cells regulation, and its impairment is heavily linked to tumorigenesis (Clevers & Nusse, 2012; de Sousa et al, 2011; Polakis, 2012b; Schepers & Clevers, 2012).

The most significant short-term risk associated with MDMA is its impairment of the body's ability to regulate temperature.

The bank said its profits had been helped by a fall in its impairment charge for loans which are not repaid on time to the lowest level since the financial crisis.

The substance of Wednesday's letter repeats those charges, with a call for shareholders to raise such issues as how the board came to make its allegations against Autonomy, how Hewlett came to its impairment charge figure and whether Autonomy executives told Hewlett management early on that the merger was having problems.

Investec, the investment bank that is also listed in South Africa, fell 2%, or 10.7p to 499p after saying its impairments remain high, although they are starting to improve.

Also, Meritage has already taken more than $600 million in charges over the last seven quarters, perhaps signaling that the company is nearing the end of its impairments and write-offs, analysts say.

The current study supports the role of insulin and its impairments in the development of neuropathy and underlines that other parameters, in addition to insulin deficiency or resistance, might predispose the PNS and/or the CNS to damage.

Although it is true that social insurance and workers' compensation legislation differ between countries [ 4], evidence about, for instance, the course of a disease and its impairments can be useful in determining disability pension outcomes and incapacity benefits more objectively.

Autism is a complex neurological condition that comes with several blessings along with its impairments: Deeply passionate interests.