Sentence examples for damaging injuries from inspiring English sources

Their lavish paydays and damaging injuries provide a simple, and cautionary, tale about baseball: Be careful what you pay pitchers.

The challenge facing WWE officials will be how to carry this financial success into their annual extravaganza, but with this latest twist in what has become a damaging injury crisis, The Road to WrestleMania has taken a diabolical turn.

"Damage such as bleeding or swelling to the brain may not be immediately obvious, while continuing to play after suffering a concussion can make you more susceptible to further, more damaging, injury.

Variance analysis with age at first event showed that presence of dispersion came along with an earlier damaging injury (mean 8.6 ± 11.0 years, median 2 years) compared to absent dispersion (mean 12.8 ± 12.7 years, median 8 years; P = 0.022).

He cited studies that found that 35 to 60percentt of musicians had had career-damaging injuries, and that 20 to 40percentt of conservatory students had had injuries that forced them to stop playing for a period of time or to end their careers.

Ironically, the very boxing gloves that protect the pugilist from cuts and bruises a throwback to the bare-knuckle era are responsible for damaging head injuries.

Even if Martínez is cleared to pitch in about six weeks, the Mets will not rush him back because they know how damaging hamstring injuries can be to pitchers.

The most potentially damaging of those injuries was the bruise to the right shoulder of running back Ron Dayne.

For professional athletes, nothing is more frightening or career damaging than an injury.

The possibility of an effective treatment could be based on the fact that the majority of traumatic neurodegeneration is due to a pathophysiological cascade after the injury that exacerbates the damaging effects of the injury.

A therapy that diminishes damaging inflammation and enhances injury resolution, applied after the injury has been induced, may therefore be more likely to translate successfully to the bedside and to be beneficial in the clinical setting.