impair

Object

• mobility: Access Mobility impaired visitors can access the mill from the back entrance through the double red gates.
• hearing: Is there a hearing loop for the hearing impaired?
• sight: The term partially sighted is replaced by the term sight impaired.
• vision: I'm posting the pebbles: active learning through play for children who are blind or vision impaired.
• child: Visually impaired children are often slow to develop speech.
• youngster: There are seven registered blind children and around 50 visually impaired youngsters in Northamptonshire's mainstream schools and nurseries.

Subject

• alcohol: I need to think and I am somewhat intellectually impaired by alcohol at the moment.

Preposition: through

• drug: Whilst the dangers of drink driving are well known, people are less aware of the risks of driving when impaired through drugs.

Adjective complement

• elderly: Conclusion Preliminary results indicate a positive effect of the intervention in reducing loneliness among visually impaired elderly.
• due: Potential vision problems Vision can become slightly impaired due to the fluctuations in hormone levels.

Modifying Another Word

• visually: Visually impaired users who cannot see the screen need a screen reader to read back what they have typed.
• mentally: A dwelling only occupied by a severely mentally impaired person or persons.
• severely: Many people whose hearing is not severely impaired are still able to hear a conventional smoke alarm.
• cognitively: Finally, nine of the measures were only validated in studies in which less than 20 % of the respondents were cognitively impaired.
• seriously: Their capacity to cope with the trials which await them in Malaysia will be seriously impaired.
• neurologically: In general, payments would be limited to £ 30,000, but more may be available for neurologically impaired babies.

Used with why or when

• when: Also some people report that the quality of their sleep is impaired when using sleeping medication.

Present participle complement

• drive: It's not just illegal drug like cannabis and ecstasy that cause accidents - legal, medicinal drugs can also seriously impair driving ability.

Preposition: in

• patient: Health status is impaired in elderly patients with orthostatic hypotension.

Preposition: by

• alcohol: I need to think and I am somewhat intellectually impaired by alcohol at the moment.