Sentence examples for mobility may make from inspiring English sources
A senior's compromised mobility may make them unable to shop for and prepare meals for themselves.
For instance, for older women, ambulation and mobility impairments may make the difference between independent living and assisted living [ 43, 91].
And to the extent that Hispanic economic interests incline those voters toward support for government programs, immigration policies that impede their upward mobility may actually make them even less Republican.
Radwan and Klimas (2001) proposed that the lower mobility associated with such features may make scrambler males of R. robini less capable of escaping attacks from fighters, thus removing the survival advantage in large colonies that would be experienced by the more agile S. berlesei or R. echinopus.
InP substrate is employed instead of GaAs for two reasons: one is that the lattice of InP is matched with the InGaAs buffer layer which has higher electron mobility; the other is that it may make the absorption peak position easily red shifted to 1.3 to approximately 1.55 μm.
Education, including early education, may make an important contribution but cannot redress wider inequalities or produce social mobility per se.
Political constraints may make it impossible in the short-term to realise the gains from greater geographic worker mobility, just as political constraints blocked other forms of worker mobility in the past.
Should that happen, it may make sense for supporters of affirmative action to focus more heavily on broader concerns about social mobility.
