Examples of 'been impaired' in a sentence
Meaning of "been impaired"
been impaired: This phrase indicates that something has been damaged, weakened, or negatively affected in some way
How to use "been impaired" in a sentence
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Road safety has not been impaired as a result.
Our relations with a friendly government have been impaired.
Her vision could have been impaired by the glaucoma.
I am trying to assess whether his judgment may have been impaired.
Radar reception has been impaired but we were able to get these.
We understand the teacher may have been impaired.
Researchers compare what has been impaired with what is functioning regularly.
The position of metal industry subcontractors has also been impaired.
Hearings been impaired.
The comparability of the statistical material in individual reports has been impaired.
The movement of people and trade have been impaired and tourism has dwindled.
Changes compared to normal operation indicate that the function has been impaired.
The work of the Council has been impaired by the shortage of resources.
There is a possibility that his sense of smell has been impaired.
My judgment must have been impaired even though I was not aware of it.
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Wealth and prosperity have been impaired.
Economic success has been impaired in some transition economies by the ' uncertainty ' of institutions.
Her speech has obviously been impaired.
Her vision could have been impaired by the glaucoma . It did not affect her driving.
He often performs while intoxicated and has been impaired in interviews.
My vision has been impaired from birth, and I am considered legally blind.
We think his judgement might have been impaired by the therapy.
I think the part of your brain responsible for processing faces has somehow been impaired.
Canadian and American troops may have been impaired by the use of mefloquine.
His perceived ability to perform his employment duties in a politically impartial manner had been impaired.
The integrity of the historic area has certainly been impaired to a considerable extent.
By the shock disappearance of his daughter . Councillor Heslop said his judgment had been impaired.
This implies that scientific progress would have been impaired by methodological monism.
Had he been impaired in some way?
An artery in which the blood flow has been impaired by a blockage.
Radar reception has been impaired but we were able to get these. -Yes, sir.
If my judgment had been impaired.
He 's been impaired.
This test checks whether your ability to drive has been impaired by alcohol.
I admit, my concentration has been impaired by the distractions of this war.
Either way, my judgement had obviously been impaired.
And his judgement has probably been impaired by all that wine he's been drinking.
Together, these effects significantly improved neurological function that had been impaired by stroke.
None of these assets so far has been impaired by Wall Street 's follies.
You took all those cold-sleep missions, and obviously your subconscious has been impaired.
But if your judgment's been impaired in any way.
HC 's capacity to recruit and retain the best scientific minds has certainly been impaired.
In addition, a worker whose hearing has been impaired by long periods of exposure.
And I have to watch out for you when your judgment 's been impaired.
In the crisis with Iran, confidence has been impaired by the existence of hidden programmes.
The damage to his brain is too much, he's been impaired.
Hearing 's been impaired.
Only two loans of a combined value of 70 million euro have been impaired.
This can restore vision in cases where vision has been impaired because of cataracts.
I am afraid I have to tell you … that 2 of your son 's functional senses have been impaired.
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