Sentence examples for declining injuries from inspiring English sources
Our record of declining injuries was achieved by businesses that understand the risks of operating offshore and will continue working hard to reduce them further.
And the market for aging, declining, injury-prone outfielders is not exactly on the upswing.
While lowering your liability coverage limits or declining injury protection may save you money, the decision might be unwise.
Negative consequences also declined: injuries to the drinker dropped from 29percentt in 1989 to 15percentt; injuries to others, from 20percentto5percentcent.
That leads to declining production, frequent injuries and news conferences like C. C. Sabathia's on Tuesday.
Despite these declining fatality and injury rates, however, the absolute magnitude of the occupational injury problem remains persistently and frustratingly high.
Qualifiers like age, declining performance and injury history are increasingly necessary when describing the Yankees.
Indeed, all workplace injuries are declining, but musculoskeletal disorders still remain the single biggest group, 34percentt of all injuries and illnesses.
The study, in this month's Journal of Trauma, found that while skateboard injuries declined from 1987 to 1993, over the next five years the injury rate doubled.
The incidence of all injuries and of time-loss injuries declined from 2002 to 2014.
Mr. Cassidy said the number of leaves was declining as firefighters with injuries and illnesses retired and younger firefighters took their place in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.
