Sentence examples for seem to impair from inspiring English sources
By themselves, they don't seem to impair brain function much.
It did not seem to impair anyone's viewing.
Some probably weighed 300 pounds, but that didn't seem to impair their agility or skill.
Stress does seem to impair fertility but has no effect on pregnancy once established.
It is known that chronic morphine treatment can diminish associative memory in honeybees, but short-term oral morphine administration does not seem to impair learning and memory41.
Such hallucinogenic chemicals seem to impair sensory input by decreasing the transmission of nerve impulses by raising the resistance of the nervous system to their passage.
In general, poor sleep seems to impair memory consolidation (Brown et al. 2012; Stickgold 1998) further exacerbating cognitive impairments in Down syndrome patients and warranting further investigation in mouse models.
But Dr. Richard Frances, medical director and president of Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, Conn., said Ecstasy seems to impair sexual performance in males.
Frank Rich's article in which he gloats over the downfall of William Bennett is a liberal version of the same blinded-by-rage impulse that seemed to impair Mr. Bennett.
Our results provide novel evidence that a modulation of the (right) PFC seems to impair complex multi-joint motor skill learning.
The injury hardly seemed to impair Williams when she returned to the court, since she promptly drilled two aces which registered 113 and 111 miles an hour as she widened her lead to 5-3.
