Sentence examples for quite disabled from inspiring English sources

I'm quite disabled, and I have no idea how disabled I'll end up.

The disabled person who's deemed not quite disabled enough will now lose around £30 a week, as she or he is downgraded to ordinary jobseeker's allowance.

Earning just enough – or not being quite disabled enough in the eyes of the DWP – has meant that those who previously relied on the state to top-up their earnings (the median wage in Easterhouse is lower than that in the rest of Scotland and the UK) have lost out.

People with Gaucher disease can be quite disabled with bleeding, bone pain, hip fractures, and large spleens.

(PL) "I found that I had a particular lady who had umm … was quite disabled and walked in a … had a very unusual gait.

(PL) The equipment did not always record accurately due to individual participant characteristics: "I found that I had a particular lady who had umm … was quite disabled and walked in a … had a very unusual gait.

But you are not disabled — quite the contrary — you are engaged in something robust and life-affirming.

There are quite a few disabled comics out there, and we seem to be getting more mainstream, so I would say that the audience is ready [to accept more diversity in comedy].

For example, health status may deteriorate quite rapidly for disabled nursing home residents.

Third, because the study patients were quite sick and disabled, with many on a downward trajectory, achieving better individual ADL outcomes compared to the control group may not have been possible.

Instead, politicians are surprised that recipients of incapacity benefit "actually are quite ill or very disabled".