Sentences with phrase «slow reflexes»

Casual gamers, people with slow reflexes, or those with a low tolerance for frustration need not apply.

She had slight feeling and a few slow reflexes in her legs and feet but she was basically a limp dishrag.

Example: You are driving at 10 mph, but are DUI, which slows your reflexes.

This is due to the normal conditions that aging brings to the table such as slower reflexes to react to danger or a possible accident.

Courses such as this one help tune up driving skills and give people tools to help compensate for slower reflexes, impaired eyesight and hearing and even the affects of medications or how to deal with road rage incidents.

Slower reflex actions translate into a higher reaction time in the time of need for fast actions, such as braking or swerving in order to avoid an accident.

I've been in Uber's where we've almost got into major accidents, swerving drivers, drug impaired drivers, very old drivers with slow reflexes, young, inexperienced drivers that drive erratic.

The short boxer stalked forward with the slow reflexes of a drunk, wobbling in half steps with his hands too low.

Some studies show that children who were exposed to tiny amounts of mercury in utero have slower reflexes, language deficits, and shortened attention spans.

You might also understand that it slows your reflexes and reaction time, which is why jogging while tipsy (a specialty of the Hash House Harriers, «a drinking club with a running problem») isn't the smartest idea.

Intoxication has slowed his reflexes, so I grab some possessions, lock myself in the bathroom, and dash out the first chance I can.

Symptoms of hypothyroidism are: weak or slow heartbeat; muscular weakness; constant fatigue; weight gain; depression; slow reflexes; sensitivity to cold; thick, puffy, or dry skin; slowed mental processes and poor memory; and constipation.

You may feel like you're doing everything «right» with no results — you're unable to lose weight, you're tired, your body is sluggish, you suffer with dry skin, digestive upsets, constipation, you may feel cold easily, have slow reflexes, poor memory, depression, fluid retention, muscle weakness and you feel stuck.

Cons: Slow reflexes, overly floaty suspension, still - loud CVT, outdated interior, pricey for what it is

By immersing Travis a little further into the everyday world of slowed reflexes and failing nerves, MacDonald heightens the tension between myth and reality, and we receive a stronger jolt of mythic energy when that tension is released.

The doctor may discover subtle problems you didn't notice, including a low heart rate, a low body temperature, dry eyes, deposits in the cornea, or slowed reflexes.

But I didn't even clear the «Mario» that I borrowed her and she was making fun of me saying, «You have slow reflexes.»

It is probably because of my age and my slower reflexes, but what starts out as a pleasant... [Read full story]

In most multiplayer matches, things can unfold so quickly that it can be hard for someone with slow reflexes to adapt.

As you can imagine, this can cause a few issues from time to time, mainly the increase in toilet breaks, slow reflexes, slight loss of vision and the impending, «where the hell am I?»

But this is only scary until you remember just how bad humans are at driving; they get tired, drunk, can have bad vision, slow reflexes, get distracted, get road rage, etc...

Other common symptoms of whiplash include pain in the shoulders, hands or arms, reduced range of motion in the neck, numbness, weakness, slower reflexes, and muscle spasms in the neck.

Studies have found irrefutable evidence that driving while under the influence of alcohol impairs judgment and slows reflexes.

The Myth: Older drivers are more likely to get into a crash due to poor eyesight and slowed reflexes, so insurance companies set higher car insurance rates for these drivers.

Typically, the increased risk for drivers over 65 years of age is associated with slower reflexes, reaction times, and being more injury - prone.

Generally speaking, beyond a certain age (most insurance companies set this age at 35), you are deemed to have slower reflexes, thus increasing your risk of accidents.

The reasons for this include age - related changes in hearing or vision, slower reflexes, health conditions and medications.

lLeaving a larger space cushion behind the bumper of the vehicle ahead can also lessen the effects of slower reflexes.

Similarly, seniors who are above 55 or 60 years of age could get a higher premium because they are more vulnerable to accidents partly due to slowing reflexes.

Senior citizens might face a problem due to slowing reflexes that come with ageing.

Drivers who are intoxicated suffer from poor judgement, slower reflexes and an inability to operate a vehicle safely.

Senior drivers have slower reflexes than young drivers, so this can act as a con while deciding the insurance cost.

Even if you are an older driver over the age of 55, your insurance rates would go up as statistics show that such drivers are more prone to commit judgmental errors due to slower reflexes.

Their poorer eyesight and slower reflexes are usually believed to increase their chances of being in a road accident.

Although some senior drivers suffer from a decrease in their ability to see clearly without glasses, or slower reflexes and reactions times, they make up for these deficiencies with their experience.

Auto insurance rates typically rise for senior citizens, who can be more accident - prone than they were in middle age with slower reflexes, changes in hearing or vision, and health conditions that can make driving difficult.