Sentence examples for dangerous head from inspiring English sources

As halfpipes increase in size and tricks become more technically difficult and dangerous, head injuries are becoming more prominent.

If the goal is to cut down on the rate of dangerous head impacts, hockey has a big advantage over football.

The underlying geopolitical struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia, reflected by proxy in Iraq and Syria, may yet come to a dangerous head.

Aside from her dangerous head wound, she lost her left eye and had the third finger on her right hand shot off during the struggle.

One turns naturally to those with which one is familiar, and I was amused to see the MIT Rugby Club commemorated in a picture of one of its more brutal practitioners doing a particularly illegal and dangerous head tackle on a member of the opposition.

The N.H.L.'s handling of hits to the head in particular has come under additional scrutiny after researchers last week said they found that Bob Probert, a brawling former hockey player who died last year of a heart ailment, had the same degenerative brain disease that prompted the N.F.L. to change some rules and policies in an effort to limit dangerous head impacts.

Strategically, China and America could soon find themselves in a dangerous head-to-head competition for fuel.

On Tuesday, the National Athletics Trainers Assnn. declared that while professional, collegiate and high school football organizations have done a "commendable job" crafting rules against dangerous head-first hits, "enforcement of these rules regrettably is uneven and infrequent".

On Tuesday, the National Athletics Trainers Assnn. declared that while professional, collegiate and high school football organizations have done a "commendable job" crafting rules against dangerous head-first hits, "enforcement of these rules regrettably is uneven and infrequent". "Spearing" has been a penalty in high school and National Collegiate Athletic Assn.

This is the crux of the dispute over kicking another player in the head, as seen through the eyes of the heavily "pro" faction: either you are on the side of common sense, blood-and-thunder Britishness and incredibly dangerous head-height tackling, or you are a liberal bedwetter who cares too much about the rules and all that refereeing red tape.

Here in the U.S., racism and bigotry rear their dangerous heads through anti-Muslim rallies at local mosques, police brutality against blacks and Latinos, and anti-immigrant rhetoric on the campaign trail.