Sentence examples for debilitating wounds from inspiring English sources

Some will have more debilitating wounds.

On several occasions, the Apache gunner appears to fire rounds into people after there is evidence that they are have either died or are suffering from debilitating wounds.

Given the increasing prevalence of chronic wounds worldwide, besides their marked outcomes on patient morbidity not to mention amputations, it is crucial to consider adequate and effective intervention to treat these debilitating wounds [ 14].

The more we share our vulnerabilities, the more likely we are to remove that sense of shame that so many feel because they are different, that deep, festering, debilitating wound of "otherness" that for some can become a debilitating habit of mind....

The other male skeleton bears no evidence of such a debilitating wound, casting doubt on its authenticity, the scientists say. .

Instead, she shows us a more insidious, layered and complex mix of debilitating psychological wounds, many of them sharpened by the astonishing contrast between driving the explosive roads of a war zone and walking down a crowded New York street.

Johnson himself was shot three times and suffered 21 debilitating knife wounds.

These conflicts demonstrated the highest number of debilitating extremity wounds (54%) [ 11].

Patella tendon rupture is a debilitating injury.

At the same time 466 men were debilitated or wounded in action at Gallipoli, and another 254 were wounded during the later campaign, a total of 720 wounded for both campaigns.

In obesity and metabolic syndrome, the epidermal barrier is disrupted and skin complications can ultimately result in chronic and debilitating non-healing wounds and persistent infections [20].