Among the ranks of soldiers, attrition hovers near 50 percent, counting deaths, debilitating injuries and soldiers who never return from leave, according to the executive officer of the main unit in northern Helmand Province, the Second Brigade of the 215th Afghan Army Corps.
But the sport was gradually marginalized because of the decline of the neighborhood zeitgeist that supported local gyms, the toll of debilitating injuries and deaths, the competition from team sports that provided other, less punishing, options for youths, and boxing's connection with organized crime, he said.
I asked her what she perceives are the chances of a person developing debilitating symptoms or death due to vaccination versus the chances of developing debilitating symptoms or death due to disease.
The less-than-rapid response, in some cases, can make the difference between full recovery and permanent debilitating disease or death.
Many things gave Jefferson debilitating headaches — the death of his mother and the trial of Aaron Burr among them — but the news of Rebecca Burwell's engagement to a rival set off the first.
In addition to its famous retirement checks, the system provides disability and survivor's benefits to support families whose breadwinner has been stricken by a debilitating accident or death.
To name just a few: death, debilitating illness, children growing up and leaving home, philandering by a partner, the loss of a lifetime career.
Sickle cell trait has been occasionally associated with debilitating illness and death.
Worldwide, influenza virus infection is associated with serious adverse events leading to hospitalization, debilitating complications, and death in elderly individuals.
This is more realistic for the many cases where cancer, or its treatment, is debilitating and causes death by the generation or worsening of other morbidities.
