Sentence examples for physical liabilities from inspiring English sources

The basic program of treatment aims at the psychological management, education, and training of the child to develop sensory, motor, and intellectual assets, in order to compensate for the physical liabilities of the disorder.

A one-time itinerant acrobat, Grant ruthlessly gauged his physical liabilities (he had a short neck and only one front tooth) and assets (pretty much everything else), and also assessed fashion history in order to craft a style in the 1930s that designers have been sampling ever since.

But his immense physical gifts were countered by one potentially serious physical liability.

We describe the non-clinical tests required for a regulatory evaluation of abuse/dependence risks, i.e., drug-discrimination, intravenous self-administration and physical dependence liability.

Given that registry-based research does not carry liabilities (physical or non-physical) to the study participants, we argue that research participants stand to gain more than they stand to lose from such research.

This concept largely ignores both the influence of female families and the legendary "blue hen" mares whose blood is found repeatedly in great racehorses as well as the equally critical physical assets and liabilities of the animals involved.

Companies that aren't preparing for physical, transition and liability risks now are simply ensuring more destabilising, risky and abrupt changes later.

This finding is significant because economists believe that property values reflect the desirability of living in a particular location, encompassing the future job opportunities, physical amenities and tax liabilities.

The largest passenger aircraft may incur losses of $300,000,000 or more, counting both liability and physical damage exposures.

She's worried that she'll get voted out because people will think she'll be a liability at physical challenges.

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