Sentence examples for Slight groin from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Slight groin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, medical descriptions, or discussions about physical conditions. Example: "The athlete reported a slight groin strain after the game."
Bourque, paired on defense with Adam Foote, sat out the third period for precautionary reasons with a slight groin strain.
Pavel Bure, who scored his second goal of the season for Florida in the second period, sat out the final period and overtime with a slight groin injury.
Hodgson said Danny Welbeck's right thigh injury was "a niggle", nothing more than a "slight groin strain" that would not prevent him from playing tonight.
"It was the first match I didn't play well in three or four months," said Kuerten who admitted there was a slight groin problem, though he didn't blame it for his defeat.
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Wenger said Francis Coquelin would be out for 12 weeks with knee ligament trouble while he substituted Olivier Giroud and Héctor Bellerín because of slight ankle and groin niggles.
Although Willis practiced today for the first time since Stevens flattened him in the final seconds of Game 2, Carolina Coach Paul Maurice said Willis, Francis and defenseman Marek Malik (slight concussion, high groin strain) would not play Sunday.
Blackburn sustained a slight strain of a groin muscle midway through the third period but remained in the game.
COTCHERY SIDELINED Jets receiver Jerricho Cotchery, who sustained a slight tear in his groin muscle against Cleveland on Nov. 14, will miss Thursday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
And, although he is still a slight doubt with the groin strain that has kept him out since Wembley, they already have the youngest skipper in the Football League, in 22-year-old Aston Villa target Luke Murphy.
