| For the natural powers, say they, are unimpaired, not only in man but even in the devil. |
| Her brightness and her memory were quite unimpaired though in her ninety-fifth year. |
| The objective is to maximise the potential for the unimpaired physical, emotional and intellectual development of every child. |
| Each generation is entitled to the interest on the natural capital, but the principal should be handed on unimpaired. |
| True, he takes good care of his health and his capacity for hard work seems unimpaired. |
| At the reporting date, there were no indications that debtors owing unimpaired receivables would not be able to meet their payment obligations. |
