Sentence examples for would not impair from inspiring English sources

She said the diagnosis, which she announced during a weekly news conference, would not impair her job performance.

The company took that language about the administration of justice literally and stated that the Microsoft appeal would not impair the government's "ongoing enforcement responsibilities".

Mr. Spirtes expressed general support for the projects provided they were temporary, limited measures that would not impair natural processes or interfere with the larger federal reformulation project.

He said his doctors had assured him that the device, called an implantable cardioverter defibrillator, would not impair his ability to do his job.

It is important that there be public reassurance that considerations of transplantation would not impair normal resuscitative efforts of the potential donor.

Moreover, the F.A.A. said pilots at the two airlines would not have to shut off and store their iPads during taxiing, takeoff and landing because they had demonstrated that the devices would not impair the functioning of onboard electronics.

Some investors have several portfolios and other assets, so a hit to their stock holdings wouldn't impair their lifestyle over time.

Those laws would force Enbridge to guarantee that continued operation of the pipeline wouldn't impair public uses of the lakes.

Even at the higher end, Nerby said: "This would require an addition to our assumed DoJ settlement reserve of €2.4 bn, which would dent 2016 profitability but would not significantly impair its capital position".

Kenneth E. Raske, president of the Greater New York Hospital Association, said that further cuts in the growth of Medicare and Medicaid would not only impair access to care, but also lead to job loss in the health care industry, directly contravening the president's goal of job creation.

The crackdown would not, however, impair the tax-favored status of the bonds, notes Lehman Brothers tax expert Robert Willens.