Sentence examples for bleeding cutting from inspiring English sources
The most common methods reported by both young men and women were scratching to the point of bleeding, cutting or punching with the intent of causing injury.
Having honed their skills first on incremental and production innovation, and not on bleeding cutting edge-research, these companies now boast innovation capacities that allow them to redefine global markets.
God could have chosen any types of herbs or flowers to make His oil but chose only those things that give off fragrances through piercing, bleeding, cutting, grinding, pounding and burying.
The simulator provided the trainees with instant feedback on time, path length and angular path of the instruments' movements, bleeding, cutting of uncoagulated arteries, and use of diathermy on non-target tissue.
As this was made back in the bleeding cutting edge of 1998, Tinder could not be blamed here.
Twenty four hours after the intratracheal instillation, mice were anaesthetised by subcutaneous injection of Hypnorm Dormicum and the mice were bled by cutting the groin.
But if we can find the next big thing for the next big thing -- on the bleeding, leading, cutting edge -- we will have discovered the new black.
Will President Bush's recent announcements to stop the dollar's bleeding by cutting and bringing down the deficit be taken seriously by those nations that pay the price of continued investment in the dollar?
There will be growing pains". One came Friday morning when Trumbo took a bad-hop grounder to the nose, the impact causing severe bleeding and cutting his workout short.
The purpose of the study was to assess the efficacy of the predilution technique in reducing the incidence of symptomatic bleeding (by cutting down the amount of heparin) but without avoiding a shorter filter life.
The state has a car-loving culture that craves new products, and in the last few years, Ford and Chrysler have been bleeding red ink, cutting costs and slow to put newly designed vehicles on the market.
