| impair ability | 3.69 | The illness had impaired his ability to think and concentrate. | ||
| impair function | 0.92 | Inadequate intake of a number of nutrients can impair brain function. | ||
| impair vision | 0.92 | That lone frog had impaired vision, Werthen said. | ||
| impair performance | 0.86 | This can impair performance. | ||
| impair judgment | 0.79 | His lawyer says Zarkin suffers from a brain disease that impairs his judgment. | ||
| impair memory | 0.79 | His memory was so impaired by age that he often forgot where he was. | ||
| impair development | 0.59 | High levels could impair mental development later in the child. | ||
| impair effort | 0.33 | Corruption impairs anti-drug effort in the Caribbean. | ||
| impair health | 0.33 | Smoking can impair your health. | ||
| impair hearing | 0.33 | Listening to loud music will eventually impair your hearing. | ||
| impair quality | 0.33 | But to rush production would impair quality, he says. | ||
| impair child | 0.26 | Furthermore, nutritional treatment tended to be recommended for the more symptomatic and already growth impaired children. | ||
| impair circulation | 0.26 | This impairs the circulation which then means that the body can not lose excess heat. | ||
| impair efficiency | 0.26 | This impairs the efficiency of the braided shield and renders the cable open to interference. | ||
| impair growth | 0.26 | Fish oil contains other fatty acids as well, and some of those were found to impair infant growth. | ||
| impair profitability | 0.26 | Caution is expected to prevail on Wall Street as investors attempt to judge whether sluggish economic activity this year has impaired corporate profitability. | ||
| impair visibility | 0.26 | In ordinary driving, they can greatly impair visibility. |