Sentence examples for concerned injuries from inspiring English sources

The final item from this time last year concerned injuries but, with the exception of Fowler's pre-season loss and the Dolphins losing influential defensive lineman Cameron Wake after week seven, none of the trio could realistically point to injuries as a key factor in this year's eclipse.

They started Independent Trucks in 1978, just as the skateboard craze began to flag, partly because many communities, concerned about injuries and lawsuits, dismantled their skateboard parks.

This theory describes the immune activation by endogenous danger signals and states that immunity is more concerned with injury than with foreignness.

Asked if he were seriously concerned about the injuries, Bradley said: "At this time, no.

From a football perspective, that leads me to be more concerned about head injuries than about hits to the midsection.

They are a little concerned, however, that injuries might be slowing Abby Wambach and Heather O'Reilly heading into a crucial game against Sweden, writes David Leon Moore in USA Today.

Physicians followed afoot and on horseback … Why should the enemy be at all concerned about our injuries, when he had suffered so many of his own?

Concerned about an injury to the football team's quarterback, LaPlante yelled out, "Denard!

The race has been criticized by animal-rights activists and others concerned about fatalities and injuries to the dogs.

Doctors are particularly concerned about serious knee injuries among girls, like torn anterior cruciate ligaments, which can be corrected only with surgery.

He was more concerned about Camby's injury.