Sentence examples for will have disabilities from inspiring English sources

All the people there will have disabilities like him but they're more physical than his.

An additional consistency challenge emerges in regard to the influence that the prospect of a sad or bad life should have on the reproductive liberty to bear children who may or will have disabilities.

Some students will have disabilities like autism, Tourette Syndrome, or dyslexia.

Therefore, we require better methods of predicting who will recover and who will have disability after resuscitation from cardiac arrest [ 14], especially in the era of hypothermia.

Our hypothesis to be tested in the current study is that employees whose work time is temporarily reduced and work load adjusted during early stage of disability will have less disability days and faster return to regular work duties than employees on conventional sick leave.

Your employer will likely have disability insurance available to you under a group policy that could be less expensive than purchasing your disability coverage individually.

A great number, if not most, DLA claimants will have "hidden" disabilities.

Although it is worth considering that as many of half these children will have additional disabilities, some of which will undoubtedly affect their ability to learn Braille in the first place, the numbers of children learning Braille are still far less than I expected.

Is it good to know that our offspring will have certain disabilities?

Thousands more were wounded and will have physical disabilities and psychological scars for the rest of their lives.

Preliminary estimates indicate up to 1,000 children will have permanent disabilities and up to 1,500 orphaned children will need sustained support from children protection and welfare sectors.