Sentence examples for better neck from inspiring English sources
Hockey Canada said they would look into better neck protection for young players.
Whiplash injuries, which from an emergency point of view are regarded as minor injuries (AIS 1) have been frequently present, but show a substantial decrease, probably associated with the penetration of better neck restraints in the vehicle fleet and frequent building of roundabouts in recent decades.
They implemented a needs-based approach producing for the 6-foot-6 man looking for better neck support, as well as for the 5-foot-2 woman who can't abide heavy blankets among the few manufacturers to toss out the one-size-fits-all strategy.
Schmidt, whose research is funded by the US Department of Agriculture, is trying to build a better naked-neck chicken, a breed that's ugly but more resistant to heat.
He doesn't need to make the experience of spunking off into a rubber bag seem better than the neck of a cervix.
These balled-up braids can rest on top of the neck (better for long, thin necks) or fall slightly onto the right side (better for short, wide necks).[19] You can control their position by how tightly you sew them, but don't stress too much about this while you're learning.
Even with the encouraging results of this study, we need better treatments for neck pain and to understand why they work.
Photo: Police officers are to get 18,000 bulletproof vests with better side and neck coverage, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn said yesterday.
It was used for a condition known as wry neck, better known today as torticollis, in which the head is held in a tilted or twisted position.
When Summer Bird crossed the finish line two and three-quarter lengths ahead of Dunkirk, who was a neck better than Mine That Bird, Ice was not thinking that he was a pretty smart trainer.
It includes a few striking large-scale works, foremost among them Banks Violette's untitled sculpture of powder-coated steel, which could be a crushed highway guardrail or, better yet, the neck of a smashed guitar.
