Sentence examples for by a recurrence of from inspiring English sources

But he refuses to be lulled by the suggestion that the world No1 has been troubled here by a recurrence of his chronic knee problems.

The goalkeeper, beset by a recurrence of his groin strain, had to be replaced and so avoided direct experience of Reyes' crowning moment.

But one day I come in melted down by a recurrence of obsessive thoughts and by the milky, sickening feeling my medication is giving me.

8. STUART BROAD - A miserable wicketless tour for England's vice-captain, interrupted by injury and illness and then mercifully ended early by a recurrence of the former.

Williams spoke about Strawberry's uncertain future, a future that was already clouded by a recurrence of his cancer and a one-year suspension from baseball starting in April for drug and solicitation charges and will now include two years of house arrest.

After a prolonged rehabilitation, Crosby rejoined the Penguins' lineup in November 2011, but he played for just two weeks before he was again sidelined by a recurrence of concussion-like symptoms.

However, the vast majority of the patients affected by GBM experience a recurrence of the disease because of the spreading of cells beyond the limits of the resection [ 1].

Mr. Kotz had urged the S.E.C. to act on an "employee-by-employee basis" to prevent a recurrence of mistakes that kept the agency from halting the fraud.

A plan to set up a national agency for children and families headed a list of 108 recommendations by Lord Laming to prevent a recurrence of the tragedy of Victoria Climbié's death.

Assailed in his 50s by post-polio syndrome, a recurrence of the disease's paralytic effects, a depressed Sheed began to drink heavily and became addicted to sleeping pills.

Occasionally one encounters individuals who, beset by new traumas, experience a recurrence of depression after an initial fragile recovery.