Sentences with IMPAIRMENTS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"Hearing impairments can affect a person's ability to communicate."
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"Visual impairments may require the use of braille or audio assistance."
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"Some genetic disorders can result in cognitive impairments."
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"Speech impairments can make it difficult for individuals to express themselves."
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"Learning impairments can make academic tasks more challenging."
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"Motor impairments may require the use of mobility aids."
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"Cognitive impairments can affect memory and problem-solving abilities."
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"Emotional impairments can impact a person's overall well-being."
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"Developmental impairments may delay certain milestones in children."
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"Physical impairments can limit a person's mobility or dexterity."
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"Intellectual impairments may require additional support in education."
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"Sensory impairments can include loss of taste or smell."
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"Some medications can cause temporary impairments."
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"Certain diseases can lead to cognitive impairments in later life."
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"Visual impairments can be corrected with the use of glasses or contact lenses."
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"Hearing impairments may require the use of hearing aids."
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"Some impairments may be more pronounced in certain social situations."
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"An individual with speech impairments may benefit from speech therapy."
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"Many people with visual impairments use braille to read and write."
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"Hearing impairments can be caused by loud noises or genetic factors."
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"Some children with learning impairments require specialized education programs."
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"The company provides accommodations for employees with physical impairments."
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"Speech impairments can make it difficult for individuals to communicate verbally."
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"Cognitive impairments can affect a person's memory and problem-solving abilities."
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"Visual impairments can range from blurred vision to total blindness."
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"Some medications can cause temporary impairments in cognitive functioning."
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"The school offers support services for students with various impairments."
