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There is also a school for the hearing impaired off this road.

Her health had been impaired by the use of white lead face paint.

Short days impair their ability to remember and to learn.

The man said his vision was impaired by the chemical.

The same would be true of a person so physically impaired that he could not do his work.

Quality control has clearly been impaired in our current mobilization.

A third is that they do not want to be impaired by the side effects of medication.

He impaired his vision by holding the object too close.

He was impaired by a variety of injuries throughout the season.

Industry officials said they could only guess to what extent supplies would be impaired by war.

In 1731 he suffered a stroke which impaired him for the following years.

Exactly how chemotherapy may impair the mind is not known.

None of Jack's senses seemed to be impaired by this.

For most people, medical conditions do not impair normal activities.

For one thing, they can impair the sales price of a unit.

They do not impair intelligence or lead to great physical pain.

Had it suffered some new disaster, which again impaired its power?

Is that what impaired his judgment enough to rape a girl?

Movement in many parts of the body is impaired by this syndrome.

In the second half, play was impaired by the onset of darkness.

It is important to note, however, that certain drug states impair learning.

If he were much taller, it would likely impair his game.

The equipment for that would've been impaired by the fungus.

It can also impair one's ability to think and speak clearly.

This cycle has impaired the process of state building, reconstruction, and development.