Sentence examples for weakened vision from inspiring English sources

Lack of mobility, weakened vision and chronic illnesses such as arthritis can make access to support difficult.

Common changes that occur with aging are weakened vision and hearing, and less physical and mental agility.

To make things easier for people with weakening vision and slower gaits, he suggested, restaurants might consider better lighting, city officials might want to lengthen the time it takes for a traffic light to change.

The bigger EU, including Poles and so on, will, Mr Delors thinks, inevitably weaken the vision of the founding fathers.

The woman who backed up a truck to the White House to haul away appurtenances to furnish her two mansions even warned that "our prodigious consumerism" might "weaken our vision".

Joss Whedon managed it with Serenity, which picks up six months after the events of Firefly, but too often movie versions weaken our vision of the original rather than amplifying it.

"The strategic vision has weakened significantly".

That means complementing Mrs Merkel's competitiveness agenda with a financial framework for Europe's peripheral economies, a strategy for pulling along a weakened France and a vision for rebalancing the German economy.For the moment, there is not much sign in Berlin of any bold thinking along these lines.

Goldmann-Favre syndrome is an inherited eye disorder in which vision is weakened due to progressive retinal degeneration.

The pope insisted on adherence to church doctrine, saying, "Divergence from this vision weakens Catholic identity, and, far from advancing freedom, inevitably leads to confusion, whether moral, intellectual or spiritual".

Vision weakens over time, as does reaction time.