Sentence examples for that would impair from inspiring English sources

Dr. Malakoff wrote that Mr. Cheney takes "a long list of medications" to which he has shown no side effects that would impair his judgment or intellectual performance.

It would be a major modification that would impair the universal value of the park," said Leila Maziz, the coordinator for the Congo Basin projects at Unesco.

Critics said that the rule implicitly threatened wildlife on national parkland and that this violated the Organic Act of 1916, which established the National Park Service and prohibited anything that would "impair" wildlife in parks.

Mr. Barnwell said he was certain that any toxicology reports to test for illegal drugs in Mr. Arnold's system, or any drug that would impair him, would come back negative.

If Judge Lamb finds no violation, then he will next decide whether he thinks the proposal is "ripe" or advanced enough to consider Liberty's claim that the IAC board breached its fiduciary duty by approving a spinoff proposal that would impair Liberty's voting rights.

Asked whether Firestone had made any quality-related production decisions in order to bid lower than Goodyear, Ms. Karbowiak, the Firestone spokeswoman, responded in a statement that "we would never take any steps that would impair the safety of those tires".

Physical/psychiatric impairments that would seriously impair physical mobility.

Patients with a physical/psychiatric impairment that would seriously impair their physical mobility.

Patients with severe somatic or psychiatric comorbidities (including impaired hearing or vision) that would significantly impair their compliance with the DAISY programme were excluded.

We excluded patients with severe somatic or psychiatric comorbidity (including impaired hearing or vision) that would substantially impair their cooperation in the intervention programme, patients participating in other intervention studies, and patients living in a nursing home at baseline.

We hypothesized that hypothyroidism would impair acclimation responses, and that supplementation with T3 and T2 would restore acclimation in hypothyroid fish.