Sentence examples for Trivial injuries from inspiring English sources
CRITICS of American tort law often concentrate on the huge sums awarded to people for apparently trivial "injuries", such as the long-term distress caused by a spilt cup of coffee.
Hyperextension injuries are observed in younger patients after high-energy trauma or in older patients with spondylotic or ankylosed spine after seemingly trivial injuries.
However, phalangeal fractures regularly result in unsatisfactory outcomes possibly because too often these phalangeal fractures are regarded as trivial injuries [4, 5].
Furthermore, the REP does not represent hospital catchment area, and some patients may have presented to a facility outside of Olmsted County, particularly those patients with relatively trivial injuries at county borders.
Some athletes might not have contacted their medical doctor about trivial injuries because the injury did not result in loss of training days or require special treatment.
See related research by Esper et al., Most physicians recollect cases where patients with diabetes had trivial injuries or infection, but rapidly progressed to life threatening sepsis and death.
An apparently trivial injury (he hurts his side in a fall from a chair while hanging curtains in his new apartment) quickly develops into something worse.
I was discussing with a local colleague when we might announce the information we had about some trivial injury or team selection news, and assumed there was no risk talking when there was only fey, polysyllabic Mr Keating in earshot.
"To say it was relatively minor, the context of how it was said, almost appeared to trivialise it, and I felt this wasn't a trivial injury, this was something to take notice of," he said.
It was intended that the definition although broad, would not include simple accidents (e.g. slipping on urine in a cell) or trivial injury.
Contusions were responsible for 8.5% of hospital days which indicates that contusions are not a trivial injury and can require extended hospital stays in the elderly.
