Sentence examples for radically impaired from inspiring English sources
And yet what lay ahead of her was a radically impaired gulf, with a hypoxic dead zone at the outlet of the Mississippi River nearly the size of New Jersey.
Because of their duties of partiality, the parents and siblings of radically impaired individuals must treat them as if they had full moral status.
Even the most radically impaired human beings have that capacity if some future technology could endow them with the relevant first-order capacity.
To close the floodgates, it would seem necessary to argue that this representation was less feasible for intelligent animals, even domesticated ones, than it was for radically impaired human beings.
For example, it would permit the use of radically impaired human beings (at least those lacking special ties to cognitively normal human beings) in any research, however harmful, for which the use of animals with comparable cognitive capacities was permitted.
A humanist would respond that the question itself reveals that the critic simply is not clear on the concept of "human being"—a concept that includes the notion of a common life, based on shared embodiment, from which radically impaired humans are excluded.
This reduces somewhat (but does not eliminate) the disparity between family members and third parties, but only by downgrading the moral status of radically-impaired humans even for their most significant others.
It is fictionally impaired.
Chelsea were severely impaired.
"Her hearing is impaired.
