impairs造句

That impairs the national dignity of the State;

Insufficient sleep impairs learning, impulse control, and judgment. It appears to even predispose people to disease.

Passive smoking impairs the respiratory health of hundreds of thousand of children.

The blind self-basement only impresses on others the speaker's incapability, which impairs his face.

'This is simply a situation in which [Seroxat] impairs the effectiveness of tamoxifen,' they said.

A recent report in BioMed Central's Immunology journal found that alcohol impairs the body's ability to fight off viral infections.

Insufficient sleep, for example, deeply impairs our ability to consolidate and stabilize learning that occurs during the waking day.

Researchers at the University of Chicago have found that inadequate sleep over just six nights impairs metabolic and hormonal functions.

The Asia Premium with growing in intensity in recent years has impairs the interests of oil-importing countries of Asia.

Experiments show that the struggle by copepods, snails, sea urchins and brittlestars to balance the changing pH inside their bodies impairs their ability to reproduce and grow.

At present, the uneconomical police-training behavior in the legal police enrollment of public security impairs the positive role of police enrollment.

Alcohol poisoning impairs a person's gag reflex and they could choke on their own vomit or inhale vomit into their lungs.

Once a stroke kills a swath of brain cells, a neurotransmitter known as GABA impairs the surviving, apparently healthy, brain tissue.

Both of them have trouble and insecurity, but also impairs the whole mechanical strength of trunk line, and results in large contact resistance of branch, weak reliability, easy heating and accident.