Sentence examples for will impair from inspiring English sources

"We don't believe it will impair or affect any ongoing business," she said.

Many studies have found that reducing neurogenesis in mice will impair their ability to learn.

Many parents worry that "screen time" will impair children's development, but recent research suggests that most of the common fears about children and screens are unfounded.

In contrast, amid cries that reform will impair our anaemic economic growth, the banks are being given eight years to adjust to the new reality.

Although a minimum number of ions must be present in the cytoplasm for the cell to function properly, excessive concentrations of ions will impair cellular functioning.

It is possible, however, that in assessing the writer's refinance application, the board will be concerned that his borrowing will impair his ability to pay maintenance.

But men such as Sylvester, whose low levels reflect failure of the brain hormones that stimulate the testes into production, should not be given it, as it will impair fertility further.

-- Emphasize that a narrow interpretation of Article 21 by GIRoA will impair our ability to defend the lives of our soldiers as well as those of Afghanistan and Coalition partners.

The city's efforts to dismiss the suit failed in February when District Court Judge John Darrah ruled the museum proposal to be "not for the benefit of the public but will impair public interest in the land".

As a consequence, this polluting signal will impair the received signal and can severely degrade the performance.

Poor handling management will impair pigs' movement during loading, leading to rougher handling and stressful experiences, and ultimately reduced welfare.