Sentence examples for causing permanent injury from inspiring English sources

In another claim, she said she slipped on a puddle of hand lotion in 1991 while shopping at an Orange City Walgreen's pharmacy, causing "permanent injury, disability, disfigurement" and mental anguish.

Paz is charged with one felony count of hit-and-run causing permanent injury.

Stun grenades are supposed to disable opponents with a blinding flash of light and a huge bang without causing permanent injury.

At one point in his incarceration, he attempted suicide by jumping head first from his bed onto the floor, causing permanent injuries to his head and spine.

Because the projectiles break upon impact, they usually do not cause permanent injury, even when fired at close range.

Make sure you understand the potential side effects of an interaction; if they are life-threatening or could cause permanent injury, avoid grapefruit altogether.

Those involved have given accounts of rape, systematic and prolonged beatings and other physical torture that caused permanent injury and starvation as part of a British policy to break the rebellion.

Those chemical weapons are designed not to kill; however, even incapacitants can cause permanent injury or loss of life if employed in high dosages or if they cause accidents.

Anesthetics are strong systemic poisons that can cause permanent injury or death if dosage is not carefully controlled, so cardiac and respiratory functions must be closely monitored during surgery under anesthesia.

The material is classed as a category 2 radioactive source by the International Atomic Energy Agency, meaning that, if it is not managed properly, it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for minutes or hours, and fatal to someone exposed for a period of hours to days.

It can cause permanent injury to the cornea and conjunctiva (Chakraborty et al. 2011).