Sentence examples for consequential injury from inspiring English sources

This, it turns out, is the most consequential injury so far this year as far as the program is concerned.

They loutishly quarrel and brutally fight, resulting in serious damage to the house and causing absurdly exaggerated yet deeply consequential injury.

'Obviously,' said the court, in commenting upon that case, 'there was no taking of the plaintiff's lands, but simply an injury which could be remedied at an expense, as alleged, of $10,000, and the action was one to recover the amount of this consequential injury.

457, above cited, the court, referring to the Fifth Amendment, which forbids the taking of private property for public use without just compensation or due process of law, said: 'That provision has always been understood as referring only to a direct appropriation, and not to consequential injuries resulting from the exercise of lawful power.

Falls, which are frequent among older adults, are a serious concern for this population as they often cause consequential injuries and can even be fatal (WHO 2007).

Clubs are understood to have concerns over the hardness of pitches and consequential injuries, along with the likelihood of part-time players wanting summer holidays.

According to the rehabilitation theory, the resulting sensory feedback of the patient is associated with the cortical changes that can bring recovery of functional movement during the rehabilitation process so that the functional deficits and the risk of consequential injuries can be minimized [3]-[6].

Similarly, if the negligent motorist caused minor physical damage to 3000 vehicles, delaying each driver an hour, in principle all drivers could recover for their proven economic losses as consequential damages from injury to their property.

They may destroy the worth of contracts". The conclusion to be drawn from these and other cases which might be cited is that for consequential loss or injury resulting from lawful governmental action the law affords no remedy.

However, the exact association for development of shortening whether primarily due to injury (and consequential osteonecrosis) or because of treatment cannot be easily documented.

ROS are causal for development of ischemia/reperfusion injury and consequential organ dysfunction or failure.